2011/4/2 Thomas Friedrichsmeier <thomas.friedrichsme...@ruhr-uni-bochum.de>
> Makes sense. On the other hand, thinking about it, I guess the conversion
> to
> ftable() does not belong into the bind.tables() function at all. It's
> merely
> something to format the table for printing.
>
So, instead, I think the basic pattern should be
>
> output[[i]] <- bind.tables ("counts"=..., "% or row"=...)
> rk.print (ftable (output[[i]], col.vars=2))
>
I agree I will change this
I think you can simplify the addition of margins by using the "margin"-
> parameter of addmargins. Then you would not need to add margins to each
> statistic, separately, but rather
> addmargins (output[[i]], margin=1:2)
> (untested).
It should work I will make some tests at nigth
> Also, the rounding can probably be done for the whole table at once, rather
> than separately for each statistic.
>
I recently discoverd that round can be indicated in the parameters of HTML,
so is posible to use rk.print(x, digits=2)
I will change this when I get some time
>You will have noted that I did not arrive at the current
>solution at once, either.
I'm not part of the active developement team, I'm only make R functions or
modifications to the rkward plugins for my own use, but I want to share it
because I think that some one may need it. I still think that this plugin
must be considerd as a mock up, or something like this. It could be submited
to a repository of rkward plugins as a fork or a modification of the oficial
plugins, but not part of the default rkward package. I know that I'm only
learning how to write code in R and in java script, so my algorithms may not
be the most apropiated.
Besides, I finally make the .pluginmap file, so install the plugin should be
eassier. At now most of the items in the dialog has no effect on the output,
and I put it only to ilustrate which statistcs I planning to include. I will
try to do this job at nigth.
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