Scaling output from stable output
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
file = "/Path/Filename.tex")
I am using the above code to output a table directly from R. I am using longtable because I need it to span pages. But I also need to scale it, so it fits on each page.
I thought it would be as simple as:
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
scalebox = 0.7,
file = "/Users/burtonpp/Documents/Tex/InfoTrellis/tables/pipeline.tex")
But, alas, this does not work. The scalebox line causes it not to compile.
Thoughts?
tables longtable xtable scalebox
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print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
file = "/Path/Filename.tex")
I am using the above code to output a table directly from R. I am using longtable because I need it to span pages. But I also need to scale it, so it fits on each page.
I thought it would be as simple as:
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
scalebox = 0.7,
file = "/Users/burtonpp/Documents/Tex/InfoTrellis/tables/pipeline.tex")
But, alas, this does not work. The scalebox line causes it not to compile.
Thoughts?
tables longtable xtable scalebox
I fairly sure that ascalebox
cannot span pages, so putting alongtable
inside ascalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it ap
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.
– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
You should never usescalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value oftabcolsep
(default 6pt).
– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16
add a comment |
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
file = "/Path/Filename.tex")
I am using the above code to output a table directly from R. I am using longtable because I need it to span pages. But I also need to scale it, so it fits on each page.
I thought it would be as simple as:
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
scalebox = 0.7,
file = "/Users/burtonpp/Documents/Tex/InfoTrellis/tables/pipeline.tex")
But, alas, this does not work. The scalebox line causes it not to compile.
Thoughts?
tables longtable xtable scalebox
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
file = "/Path/Filename.tex")
I am using the above code to output a table directly from R. I am using longtable because I need it to span pages. But I also need to scale it, so it fits on each page.
I thought it would be as simple as:
print(xtable(x, type = "latex"),
floating = FALSE,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
scalebox = 0.7,
file = "/Users/burtonpp/Documents/Tex/InfoTrellis/tables/pipeline.tex")
But, alas, this does not work. The scalebox line causes it not to compile.
Thoughts?
tables longtable xtable scalebox
tables longtable xtable scalebox
edited Jan 19 at 21:09
Torbjørn T.
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asked Jan 19 at 20:42
user3504322user3504322
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I fairly sure that ascalebox
cannot span pages, so putting alongtable
inside ascalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it ap
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.
– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
You should never usescalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value oftabcolsep
(default 6pt).
– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16
add a comment |
I fairly sure that ascalebox
cannot span pages, so putting alongtable
inside ascalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it ap
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.
– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
You should never usescalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value oftabcolsep
(default 6pt).
– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16
I fairly sure that a
scalebox
cannot span pages, so putting a longtable
inside a scalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it a p
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
I fairly sure that a
scalebox
cannot span pages, so putting a longtable
inside a scalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it a p
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
You should never use
scalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value of tabcolsep
(default 6pt).– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
You should never use
scalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value of tabcolsep
(default 6pt).– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16
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p <- xtable(x)
align(p) <- "lp{0.5in}p{1.5in}p{1.5in}p{1in}p{1in}"
print(p,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
floating = FALSE,
file = "/path/file.tex")
This works.
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p <- xtable(x)
align(p) <- "lp{0.5in}p{1.5in}p{1.5in}p{1in}p{1in}"
print(p,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
floating = FALSE,
file = "/path/file.tex")
This works.
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p <- xtable(x)
align(p) <- "lp{0.5in}p{1.5in}p{1.5in}p{1in}p{1in}"
print(p,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
floating = FALSE,
file = "/path/file.tex")
This works.
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p <- xtable(x)
align(p) <- "lp{0.5in}p{1.5in}p{1.5in}p{1in}p{1in}"
print(p,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
floating = FALSE,
file = "/path/file.tex")
This works.
p <- xtable(x)
align(p) <- "lp{0.5in}p{1.5in}p{1.5in}p{1in}p{1in}"
print(p,
tabular.environment = "longtable",
floating = FALSE,
file = "/path/file.tex")
This works.
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I fairly sure that a
scalebox
cannot span pages, so putting alongtable
inside ascalebox
cannot work. You need to do something else, like reducing font size or if there is a lot of text in one of the columns, make it ap
column or similar, so the text will wrap across lines.– Torbjørn T.
Jan 19 at 21:14
You should never use
scalebox
for tables. You'll get inconsistent font sizes and sometimes unreadable tables. It's bettr to play with the font size locally, and/or the value oftabcolsep
(default 6pt).– Bernard
Jan 19 at 21:17
scaling tables is simply evil, why would you do that?:-) (scalebox can not be broken over a page, longtable can do nothing inside such a box)
– David Carlisle
Jan 19 at 22:16