Adds decorative formatting to parts of a string or source code.
flair(x, pattern, before = NULL, after = NULL, ...) flair_rx(x, pattern, before = NULL, after = NULL, ...) # S3 method for with_flair flair_rx(x, pattern, before = NULL, after = NULL, ...) # S3 method for default flair_rx(x, pattern, before = NULL, after = NULL, ...) flair_quick(x, pattern, before = NULL, after = NULL, ...) flair_all(x, ...) # S3 method for default flair_all(x, ...) # S3 method for with_flair flair_all(x, ...) flair_args(x, ...) flair_funs(x, ...) flair_input_vals(x, ...)
| x | A string or |
|---|---|
| pattern | A pattern to match. By default, this is a fixed pattern;
use |
| before | String giving specific html tags to insert before matched text. |
| after | String giving specific html tags to insert after matched text. |
| ... | Formatting style options, passed to |
A string with formatting wrappers.
If input is a string object, flair returns a formatted string.
If input is a with_flair object, flair returns a
with_flair object with the source elements formatted.
Currently, flair is only built for html formatting.
if (FALSE) { code_string <- "foo <- mean(1:10, na.rm = TRUE)" code_string %>% flair("foo") code_string %>% flair_args() code_string %>% flair_funs(color = "red") }