Subsets all global options to display those related to tidysq package.
get_tidysq_options()A named list with selected option
values.
The user can display value of selected option by calling
getOptions(option_name) and set its value with
options(option_name = value), where option_name is an option
name and value is a value to assign to an option.
Full list of options included in tidysq package is listed below:
tidysq_NA_letter [character(1)]
A letter to be used when printing, constructing or interpreting NA
value. Defaults to "!".
tidysq_on_warning ["silent" || "message" || "warning" || "error"]
Determines the method of handling warning message. Setting "error"
makes any warning throw an exception and stop execution of the code. The
difference between "message" and "warning" is that while both
display warning text to the console, only the latter registers it so that
it can be accessed with a call to warnings(). Lastly, "silent"
setting causes any warnings to be completely ignored. Default value is
"warning".
tidysq_pillar_max_width [codeinteger(1)]
Determines max width of a column of sq class within a
tibble. Default value is 15.
tidysq_print_max_sequences [integer(1)]
Controls maximum number of sequences printed to console. If an sq
object is longer than this value, then only first
tidysq_print_max_sequences are printed, just like in any R vector.
Default value is 10.
tidysq_print_use_color [logical(1)]
Determines whether coloring should be used to increase readability of text
printed to console. While it is advised to keep this option turned on due
to above concern, some environments may not support coloring and thus
turning it off can be necessary. Defaults to TRUE.
tidysq_safe_mode [logical(1)]
Default value is FALSE. When turned on, safe mode guarantees that
NA appears within a sequence if and only if input sequence contains
value passed with NA_letter. This means that resulting type might be
different to the one passed as argument, if there are letters in a sequence
that does not appear in the original alphabet.
Functions that display sequence info:
sqprint