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Is there a way to set tibble as the global option of R data.frame? #716
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There's not and there's unlikely to be. Changing any default behaviour for data frame is very fraught. So if you like tibble printing (and perhaps other tibble behaviour) then I think it means you really need to make an active effort to work with tibbles. |
Thank you for the response. We should never change the behavior, but the printing format could be changed. Tibble is the safest way for showing a data.frame. I have figured out a way, inspired by a folk. For your reference: https://hope-data-science.github.io/tidyfst/articles/example5_tibble.html. Here I acutally want to show the data.table in the tibble format. |
It's generally not a good idea to create or modify a method for which you don't "own" either the generic (
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I do hope Thanks. |
I do find an option to find the column class of data.table, which is Thanks. |
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tibble
is perhaps the best data.frame structure I've seen for a data.frame, is there a way to set it as the default way to display the data.frame in the global environent, so it could be used for dispaly automatically?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: