Close a CLI container

Containers aut0-close by default, but sometimes you need to explicitly close them. Closing a container also closes all of its nested containers.

Usage

cli_end(id = NULL)

id: Id of the container to close. If missing, the current container is closed, if any.

cnt <- cli_par()
cli_text("First paragraph.")
cli_end(cnt)
cnt <- cli_par()
cli_text("Second paragraph.")
cli_end(cnt)

#> First paragraph.
#>
#> Second paragraph.
#>

list <- cli_ul()
cli_li("Item one:")
cli_li("Item two:")
cli_par()
cli_text("Still item two.")
cli_end(list)
cli_text("Not in the list any more")

#> • Item one:
#> • Item two:
#> Still item two.
#>
#> Not in the list any more

If id is omitted, the container that was opened last will be closed.

cli_par()
cli_text("First paragraph")
cli_end()
cli_par()
cli_text("Second paragraph")
cli_end()

#> First paragraph
#>
#> Second paragraph
#>

You can use the internal cli:::cli_debug_doc() function to see the currently open containers.

fun <- function() {
  cli_div(id = "mydiv")
  cli_par(class = "myclass")
  cli:::cli_debug_doc()
}
fun()

#> <cli document>
#> <body id="body">
#> <div id="mydiv"> +theme
#> <par id="cli-82040-64" class="myclass">