Rcssplot (version 1.0.0)

RcssChange: Modify an Rcss style sheet object

Description

Creates a new Rcss style sheet object from the input, modifying one or more properties.

Usage

RcssChange(
  selector,
  propertylist = NULL,
  property = NULL,
  value = NULL,
  Rcssclass = NULL,
  Rcss = "default"
)

Arguments

selector

name of one selector ("text", "plot", "axis", etc.)

propertylist

list with property/value pairs to update

property

name of a single property. This is only used when propertylist is set to NULL

value

new values associated with property above. This is only used propertylist is set to NULL

Rcssclass

subclass of style sheet. Leave NULL to change base property. Provide one character value to edit one subclass. Provide a vector to edit a subclass of a subclass of a ...

Rcss

style sheet object

Value

always returns an Rcss object. Note: when changing the default style, this will return a new style without actually affecting the default style. To change how the default works in practice, assign this return value to RcssDefaultStyle

Examples

# NOT RUN {
style1 <- Rcss(text="points { cex: 1; pch: 19; }")
printRcss("points", Rcss=style1, verbose=TRUE)
style2 <- RcssChange("points", list(cex=2), Rcss=style1)
printRcss("points", Rcss=style2, verbose=TRUE)

# }

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