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Coerce a spicy_categorical_table to a plain data frame or tibble

Source: R/table_categorical_print.R
as.data.frame.spicy_categorical_table.Rd

These S3 methods strip the "spicy_categorical_table" / "spicy_table" classes and the rendering-only attributes (display_df, indent_text, align, decimal_mark, long_data, ...) from an object returned by table_categorical() so the underlying wide-format data can be manipulated with downstream tools (dplyr, tidyr, etc.) under the standard data.frame / tbl_df contract. The single attribute "group_var" is preserved as a lightweight provenance marker; all other spicy attributes are dropped. The original x is unaffected, and print(x) continues to render the formatted ASCII table.

Usage

# S3 method for class 'spicy_categorical_table'
as.data.frame(x, row.names = NULL, optional = FALSE, ...)

# S3 method for class 'spicy_categorical_table'
as_tibble(x, ...)

Arguments

x

A spicy_categorical_table returned by table_categorical().

row.names, optional

Standard base::as.data.frame() arguments. Currently ignored.

...

Further arguments passed to tibble::as_tibble() (for the tibble method) or ignored (for the as.data.frame() method).

Value

A plain data.frame (or tbl_df) with the same rows and columns as the wide raw output of table_categorical().

Details

The returned data is the wide raw representation (one row per (variable x level), group columns side by side). For the tidy long format – one row per (variable x level x group) – use tidy.spicy_categorical_table() or call table_categorical() directly with output = "long".

See also

tidy.spicy_categorical_table(), glance.spicy_categorical_table().