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point, so \code{formatC(c(6.11, 13.1), digits = 2, format = "fg")} gives
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point, so \code{formatC(c(6.11, 13.1), digits = 2, format = "fg")} gives
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\code{c("6.1", " 13")}. If you want common formatting for several
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\code{c("6.1", " 13")}. If you want common formatting for several
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numbers, use \code{\link{format}}.
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numbers, use \code{\link{format}}.
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\code{prettyNum} is the utility function for prettifying \code{x}.
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\code{prettyNum} is the utility function for prettifying \code{x}.
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\code{x} can be complex (or \code{\link{format}(<complex>)}), here. If
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\code{x} can be complex (or \code{\link{format}(\var{complex})}), here. If
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\code{x} is not a character, \code{format(x[i], ...)} is applied to
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\code{x} is not a character, \code{format(x[i], ...)} is applied to
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each element, and then it is left unchanged if all the other arguments
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each element, and then it is left unchanged if all the other arguments
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are at their defaults. Use the \code{input.d.mark} argument for
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are at their defaults. Use the \code{input.d.mark} argument for
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\code{prettyNum(x)} when \code{x} is a \code{character} vector not
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\code{prettyNum(x)} when \code{x} is a \code{character} vector not
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resulting from something like \code{format(<number>)} with a period as
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resulting from something like \code{format(\var{number})} with a period as
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decimal mark.
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decimal mark.
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Because \code{\link{gsub}} is used to insert the \code{big.mark}
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Because \code{\link{gsub}} is used to insert the \code{big.mark}
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and \code{small.mark}, special characters need escaping. In particular,
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and \code{small.mark}, special characters need escaping. In particular,
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to insert a single backslash, use \code{"\\\\\\\\"}.
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to insert a single backslash, use \code{"\\\\\\\\"}.
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