Called on values returned from type_sum() for defining the description
in the capital.
Usage
format_type_sum(x, width, ...)
# Default S3 method
format_type_sum(x, width, ...)
# S3 method for class 'AsIs'
format_type_sum(x, width, ...)Arguments
- x
A return value from
type_sum()- width
The desired total width. If the returned string still is wider, it will be trimmed. Can be
NULL.- ...
Arguments passed to methods.
Details
Two methods are implemented by default for this generic: the default method,
and the method for the "AsIs" class.
Return I("type") from your type_sum() implementation to format the type
without angle brackets.
For even more control over the formatting, implement your own method.
Examples
# Default method: show the type with angle brackets
format_type_sum(1, NULL)
#> [1] "\033[3m\033[38;5;246m<1>\033[39m\033[23m"
pillar(1)
#> <pillar>
#> <dbl>
#> 1
# AsIs method: show the type without angle brackets
type_sum.accel <- function(x) {
I("kg m/s^2")
}
accel <- structure(9.81, class = "accel")
pillar(accel)
#> <pillar>
#> kg m/s^2
#> 9.81