R/read_omv.R
read_omv.Rd
Read files created of the statistical spreadsheet 'jamovi' (https://www.jamovi.org)
read_omv(
fleInp = "",
useFlt = FALSE,
rmMsVl = FALSE,
sveAtt = TRUE,
getSyn = FALSE,
getHTM = FALSE
)
Name (including the path, if required) of the 'jamovi'-file to be read ("FILENAME.omv"; default: "")
Apply filters (remove the lines where the filter is set to 0; default: FALSE)?
Remove values defined as missing values (replace them with NA; default: FALSE)?
Store attributes that are not required in the data set (if you want to write the same data set using write_omv; default: FALSE)?
Extract syntax from the analyses in the 'jamovi'-file and store it in the attribute "syntax" (default: FALSE)?
Store index.html in the attribute "HTML" (default: FALSE)?
data frame (can be directly used with functions included in the R-package 'jmv' and syntax from 'jamovi'; also compatible with the format of the R-package "foreign")
if (FALSE) {
library(jmvReadWrite);
fleOMV <- system.file("extdata", "ToothGrowth.omv", package = "jmvReadWrite");
data <- read_omv(fleInp = fleOMV, getSyn = TRUE);
# if the syntax couldn't be extracted, an empty list - length = 0 - is returned,
# otherwise, the commands are shown and the first analysis is run, with the output
# from the second analysis being assigned to the variable result
if (length(attr(data, "syntax")) >= 1) {
print(attr(data, "syntax"));
# the print-function is only used to force devtools::run_examples() to show output
eval(parse(text=paste0("result = ", attr(data, "syntax")[[1]])));
# without assigning the output to a variable, the command would be:
# eval(parse(text=attr(data, "syntax")[[1]]))
print(names(result));
print(result$main);
# -> "main" "assump" "contrasts" "postHoc" "emm" "residsOV"
# (the names of the six output tables)
}
}