Use this function to manage your EDCimport
parameters globally while taking advantage of autocompletion.
Use edc_peek_options()
to see which option is currently set and edc_reset_options()
to set all options back to default.
Usage
edc_options(
...,
trialmaster_pw,
path_7zip,
edc_lookup,
edc_subjid_ref,
edc_plotly,
edc_fct_yesno,
edc_cols_subjid,
edc_cols_meta,
edc_cols_id,
edc_cols_crfname,
edc_meta_cols_pct,
edc_warn_max_subjid,
edc_read_verbose,
edc_correction_verbose,
edc_get_key_cols_verbose,
edc_lookup_overwrite_warn,
.local = FALSE
)
Arguments
- ...
unused
- trialmaster_pw
the password of the trialmaster zip archive. For instance, you can use
edc_options(trialmaster_pw="my_pwd")
in the console once per session, so that you don't have to write the password in clear in your R code- path_7zip
the path to the 7zip executable. Default to
"C:/Program Files/7-Zip/"
.- edc_lookup
(Internal) a reference to the lookup table (usually
.lookup
). Should usually not be changed manually.- edc_subjid_ref
used in edc_warn_patient_diffs the vector of the reference subject IDs. You should usually write
edc_options(edc_subjid_ref=enrolres$subjid)
.- edc_plotly
used in edc_swimmerplot whether to use plotly to visualize the plot.
- edc_fct_yesno
used in fct_yesno list of values to be considered as Yes/No values. Defaults to
get_yesno_lvl()
.- edc_cols_subjid, edc_cols_meta
used in get_key_cols the name of the columns holding the subject id (default to
c("ptno", "subjid")
) and the CRF form name (default toc("crfname")
). It is case-insensitive.- edc_cols_id, edc_cols_crfname
deprecated
- edc_meta_cols_pct
The minimal proportion of datasets a column has to reach to be considered "meta"
- edc_warn_max_subjid
The max number of subject IDs to show in edc_data_warn
- edc_read_verbose, edc_correction_verbose, edc_get_key_cols_verbose
the verbosity of the output of functions read_trialmaster and read_all_xpt, manual_correction, and get_key_cols. For example, set
edc_options(edc_read_verbose=0)
to silence the first 2.- edc_lookup_overwrite_warn
default to TRUE. Whether there should be warning when overwriting
.lookup
(like when reading 2 databases successively)- .local
if TRUE, the effect will only apply to the local frame (internally using
rlang::local_options()
)