Viewing more than 1000 rows in RStudio

Question

In RStudio when you use the View() function, it only allows you to see up to 1000 rows. Is there any way to see more than that. I know it is possible to subset the viewing and see rows 1000-2000 for example, but I would want to be able to see 1-2000. The best I could find was a comment about a year ago saying that it wasn't possible at the time but they were planning on fixing this.

Here's an example (note: I'm guessing you will have to run this in RStudio).

rstudio <- (1:2000)
View(rstudio)

Answer 1

You can change this setting, for instance: options(max.print=5000)

Answer 2

The View command is specifically for the little helper window. You can easily view the full value in the actual console window. If you want the same layout, use cbind.

cbind(rstudio)

which in fact will even give you the same nice row-numbering setup

And if that's too cumbersome

pview <- function(x, rows=100) { 
  if (length(x) > rows)
    print(cbind(x))
  else 
    print(cbind(head(x, rows/2)))
    print(cbind(tail(x, rows/2)))
 }
 pview(rstudio, 1998)

you will need to clean that up to get the row names to lineup