Create a Slick object — Slick-class • Slick

Each slot of the Slick object can be accessed or modified by the corresponding accessor function. See Examples sections below for more details.

Usage

Slick()

Arguments

Title: Title for the Slick object. A character string. For multiple languages, use a named list with names: en, es, fr for the three supported languages.
Subtitle: Subtitle for the Slick object. A character string or a named list with languages: en, es, fr
Date: Either an object of class Date or character string. Date the Slick object was created. Defaults to Sys.Date()
Author: A character vector with name(s) of author(s) for the Slick object
Email: A character vector with email addresses for the author(s). Optional. Must be same length as Author
Institution: A character vector with institution details for the author(s). Optional. Must be same length as Author
Introduction: Introduction text for the Slick object. Supports all markdown formatting. For multiple languages, use a named list with names: en, es, fr for the three supported languages.
MPs: An object of class MPs()
OMs: An object of class OMs()
Boxplot: An object of class Boxplot()
Kobe: An object of class Kobe()
Quilt: An object of class Quilt()
Spider: An object of class Spider()
Timeseries: An object of class Timeseries()
Tradeoff: An object of class Tradeoff()

Examples

mySlick <- Slick()
Title(mySlick) <- 'This is the title'
Subtitle(mySlick) <- 'This is the subtitle'
Date(mySlick) <- Sys.Date()

Title(mySlick)
#> [1] "This is the title"
Subtitle(mySlick)
#> [1] "This is the subtitle"
Date(mySlick)
#> [1] "2024-05-29"