This function is similar to base::strwrap()
, but works on ANSI
styled strings, and leaves the styling intact.
Usage
ansi_strwrap(
x,
width = console_width(),
indent = 0,
exdent = 0,
simplify = TRUE
)
Arguments
- x
ANSI string.
- width
Width to wrap to.
- indent
Indentation of the first line of each paragraph.
- exdent
Indentation of the subsequent lines of each paragraph.
- simplify
Whether to return all wrapped strings in a single character vector, or wrap each element of
x
independently and return a list.
Value
If simplify
is FALSE
, then a list of character vectors,
each an ANSI string. Otherwise a single ANSI string vector.
See also
Other ANSI string operations:
ansi_align()
,
ansi_columns()
,
ansi_nchar()
,
ansi_strsplit()
,
ansi_strtrim()
,
ansi_substring()
,
ansi_substr()
,
ansi_toupper()
,
ansi_trimws()
Examples
text <- cli:::lorem_ipsum()
# Highlight some words, that start with 's'
rexp <- gregexpr("\\b([sS][a-zA-Z]+)\\b", text)
regmatches(text, rexp) <- lapply(regmatches(text, rexp), col_red)
cat(text)
#> Qui sunt duis est duis commodo commodo cillum ex. Aliqua enim est ex duis ex. Labore duis aliqua laborum anim ipsum reprehenderit eiusmod mollit sit est non pariatur id. Do voluptate cupidatat magna quis laborum dolor non labore et. Cillum incididunt ex aliqua laboris nulla voluptate voluptate consequat nisi laborum esse duis.
wrp <- ansi_strwrap(text, width = 40)
cat(wrp, sep = "\n")
#> Qui sunt duis est duis commodo commodo
#> cillum ex. Aliqua enim est ex duis ex.
#> Labore duis aliqua laborum anim ipsum
#> reprehenderit eiusmod mollit sit est
#> non pariatur id. Do voluptate cupidatat
#> magna quis laborum dolor non labore et.
#> Cillum incididunt ex aliqua laboris
#> nulla voluptate voluptate consequat
#> nisi laborum esse duis.