Uses packages ocg-p, datatool, tikz and booktabs to create
sortable table with LaTeX output. Build on PDF Layers (Optional Content
Groups (OCG)): only works with Acrobat Reader, Foxit Reader,
PDF-XChange-Viewer or Evince.
You must import the package ocg-p, datatool, tikz, booktabs and
colortbl, for example using:
header-includes:
- \usepackage{ocg-p,datatool,tikz,booktabs,colortbl}The results='asis' must be used in the chunks. Then you just need to
use the function ogc_table with cat:
```{r data, result = 'asis'}
library(Rogctable)
x = data.frame(`First name` = c("Paul","John","Ever","Werner","Peggy"),
`Last name` = c("Bauer", "Doe", "Last", "Moshammer", "Sue"),
`Grade` = c(1,5,4,1,3),
check.names = FALSE)
cat(ogc_table(x),
sep = "\n")
```Download the PDF, open it and click on the columns!
In the current version of Rogctable, only ascending sort is available
and in the first layer (the one visible if you use a software
non-compatible with OCG-layer) the data is sort by the first column.
With the function ogc_hide you can also hide/show a specific column
```{r quiz, result = 'asis'}
quiz = data.frame(`Country` = c("Angola","Belgium","France", "Honduras","Singapore"),
`Capital` = c("Luanda", "Brussels", "Paris", "Tegucigalpa", "Singapore"),
`Calling code` = c("+244", "+32", "+33","+504", "+65"),
check.names = FALSE)
cat(ogc_hide(quiz, striped = TRUE,show = 2),
sep = "\n")
```