text on some lines

Hi,
 
I would like to write text on 2 lines for example.
For example, if you have a long sentence and you want to cut it at the 45 caracter and put the continuation underneath!
Is it possible?

Do you mean for output to console / in plots?
Simply insert a "\n" (newline), for example.

Uwe Ligges

Thanks
 
Sabine

		
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Hello !

I just start in using R, and I have already questions...

I want to use the arules package : I have installed the package, and have
the arules package 's reference manual, but I haven't yet understood how to
use it.

I have my data (from Excel, .txt), that I have read on R : I think (hope !)
it's ok
Then, what must I do first to analyse my data (to identify the association
rules) ? I suppose I have to "transform" my file, but how ? Which commands
must I use to ?

Thanks for all !

Sophie !

Navarre Sabine wrote:

I would like to write text on 2 lines for example.
For example, if you have a long sentence and you want to cut it

at the 45 caracter and put the continuation underneath!

Is it possible?

Do you mean for output to console / in plots?
Simply insert a "\n" (newline), for example.

And strwrap() will help you insert it in the right place, e.g.

x <- "For example, if you have a long sentence and you want to cut it at the 45 caracter and put the continuation underneath!"
strwrap(x, 45)

[1] "For example, if you have a long sentence"
[2] "and you want to cut it at the 45 caracter"
[3] "and put the continuation underneath!"

paste(strwrap(x, 45), collapse="\n")

[1] "For example, if you have a long sentence\nand you want to cut it at the 45 caracter\nand put the continuation underneath!"

the latter for use when plotting.

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