def format(self, kind='string', n=100, window=35,
print_it=True, columns='all', metadata=True, **kwargs):
"""
Print concordance lines nicely, to string, LaTeX or CSV
:param kind: output format: `string`/`latex`/`csv`
:type kind: `str`
:param n: Print first `n` lines only
:type n: `int`/`'all'`
:param window: how many characters to show to left and right
:type window: `int`
:param columns: which columns to show
:type columns: `list`
:Example:
>>> lines = corpus.concordance({T: r'/NN.?/ >># NP'}, show=L)
### show 25 characters either side, 4 lines, just text columns
>>> lines.format(window=25, n=4, columns=[L,M,R])
0 we 're in tucson , then up north to flagst
1 e 're in tucson , then up north to flagstaff , then we we
2 tucson , then up north to flagstaff , then we went through th
3 through the grand canyon area and then phoenix and i sp
:returns: None
"""
from corpkit.other import concprinter
if print_it:
print(concprinter(self, kind=kind, n=n, window=window,
columns=columns, return_it=True, metadata=metadata, **kwargs))
else:
return concprinter(self, kind=kind, n=n, window=window,
columns=columns, return_it=True, metadata=metadata, **kwargs)
def format(self, kind='string', n=100, window=35, columns='all', **kwargs):
"""
Print concordance lines nicely, to string, LaTeX or CSV
:param kind: output format: `string`/`latex`/`csv`
:type kind: `str`
:param n: Print first `n` lines only
:type n: `int`/`'all'`
:param window: how many characters to show to left and right
:type window: `int`
:param columns: which columns to show
:type columns: `list`
:Example:
>>> lines = corpus.concordance({T: r'/NN.?/ >># NP'}, show=L)
### show 25 characters either side, 4 lines, just text columns
>>> lines.format(window=25, n=4, columns=[L,M,R])
0 we 're in tucson , then up north to flagst
1 e 're in tucson , then up north to flagstaff , then we we
2 tucson , then up north to flagstaff , then we went through th
3 through the grand canyon area and then phoenix and i sp
:returns: None
"""
from corpkit.other import concprinter
return concprinter(self, kind=kind, n=n, window=window,
columns=columns, **kwargs)
def format(self, kind = 'string', n = 100, window = 35, columns = 'all', **kwargs):
"""
Print conc lines nicely, to string, LaTeX or CSV
>>> lines.format(window = 25, n = 10, columns = ['l', 'm', 'r'])
:param kind: output format
:type kind: str (``'string'``/``'latex'``/``'csv'``)
:param n: Print first ``n`` lines only
:type n: int/'all'
:param window: how many characters to show to left and right
:type window: int
:param columns: which columns to show
:type columns: list
:returns: None
"""
from corpkit.other import concprinter
concprinter(self, kind = kind, n = n, window = window, columns = columns, **kwargs)
def _format(self, *args, **kwargs):
from corpkit.other import concprinter
concprinter(self, *args, **kwargs)
def formatfunc(self, *args, **kwargs):
from corpkit.other import concprinter
concprinter(self, *args, **kwargs)
