Working with Slides — add

add_slide() Adds a new slide at a specified position, and populate it with content from ....

update_slide() updates an existing slide from a specific index and populate it with content from ....

move_slide() moves the slide from one index to another.

remove_slide() deletes the slide based on the index.

add_slide(
  pptx,
  layout,
  ...,
  index,
  transition = NULL,
  polish_error_continue = TRUE,
  error_call = current_env()
)

delete_slide(pptx, index, error_call = current_env())

move_slide(pptx, index, to, error_call = current_env())

update_slide(
  pptx,
  index,
  ...,
  transition = NULL,
  polish_error_continue = TRUE,
  error_call = current_env(),
  verbose = getOption("mirage.verbose", default = TRUE)
)

Arguments

pptx: A Powerpoint wrapped in a <pptx_container> object. see load_pptx()
layout: slide layout to use when creating a slide in add_slide()
...: content objects created with content()
index: slide index. By default add_slide() creates a new slide at the end of the slide deck.
transition: Defines the type of transition to use when moving to this slide. See ?slide_transitions to see viable values.
polish_error_continue: Boolean indicating if when an error is throwing in either polishing or converting the placeholder if it should be propagated as an error (FALSE) or just inform the user and continue (TRUE). Defaults to TRUE.
error_call: The execution environment of a currently running function, e.g. caller_env(). The function will be mentioned in error messages as the source of the error. See the call argument of abort() for more information.
to: new index to move the slide to
verbose: if TRUE, some information is cli::cli_inform()ed along the way