fct_recode helper to recode multiple variables — fct_recode

Printed a ready-to-paste mutate() call recoding a set of factor columns via forcats::fct_recode() – unrelated to cross-tabulation, and unused elsewhere in tabxplor. Removed in 2.1.0; copy it into your own project if you rely on it.

Usage

fct_recode_helper(
  data,
  .cols = -where(is.numeric),
  name_in,
  name_out,
  freq = NULL,
  style = c("mutate", "base"),
  reminder = TRUE,
  cat = TRUE
)

Arguments

data: The data frame.
.cols: <tidy-select> The variables to recode.
name_in: The input data frame's name (default: the expression given as data).
name_out: The output data frame's name, if different from name_in.
freq: Print each level's frequency and count as a comment; defaults to TRUE when 5 or fewer variables are given.
style: "mutate" (default) writes a dplyr::mutate() call; "base" writes data$var <-.
reminder: Print a "new" = "old" syntax reminder. Default TRUE.
cat: Print to console, or open a temporary file when there are more than 5 variables; FALSE returns a data frame of the recode text instead.

Value

With cat = TRUE (default), the text printed to console (or written to a temp R file for more than 5 variables), returned invisibly. With cat = FALSE, a tibble of the recode text is returned instead. A column carrying a label attribute is used as its comment title.