bfw (version 0.4.2)

ParsePlot: Parse Plot

Description

Display and/or save plots

Usage

ParsePlot(
  plot.data,
  project.dir = "Results/",
  project.name = FileName(name = "Print"),
  graphic.type = "pdf",
  plot.size = "15,10",
  scaling = 100,
  plot.aspect = NULL,
  save.data = FALSE,
  vector.graphic = FALSE,
  point.size = 12,
  font.type = "serif",
  one.file = TRUE,
  ppi = 300,
  units = "in",
  layout = "a4",
  layout.inverse = FALSE,
  return.files = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

plot.data

a list of plots

project.dir

define where to save data, Default: 'Results/'

project.name

define name of project, Default: 'FileName(name="Print")'

graphic.type

type of graphics to use (e.g., pdf, png, ps), Default: 'pdf'

plot.size

size of plot, Default: '15,10'

scaling

scale size of plot, Default: 100

plot.aspect

aspect of plot, Default: NULL

save.data

logical, indicating whether or not to save data, Default: FALSE

vector.graphic

logical, indicating whether or not visualizations should be vector or raster graphics, Default: FALSE

point.size

point size used for visualizations, Default: 12

font.type

font type used for visualizations, Default: 'serif'

one.file

logical, indicating whether or not visualizations should be placed in one or several files, Default: TRUE

ppi

define pixel per inch used for visualizations, Default: 300

units

define unit of length used for visualizations, Default: 'in'

layout

define a layout size for visualizations, Default: 'a4'

layout.inverse

logical, indicating whether or not to inverse layout (e.g., landscape) , Default: FALSE

return.files

logical, indicating whether or not to return saved file names

...

further arguments passed to or from other methods

See Also

dev, png, ps.options, recordPlot head readPNG par, plot, rasterImage read_pptx, add_slide, ph_with dml

Examples

# NOT RUN {
# Create three plots
plot.data <- lapply(1:3, function (i) {
  # Open new device
  grDevices::dev.new()
  # Print plot
  plot(1:i)
  # Record plot
  p <- grDevices::recordPlot()
  # Turn off graphics device drive
  grDevices::dev.off()
  return (p)
} )

# Print plots
ParsePlot(plot.data)
# }