ggsrc

Add a label with the current source file path and run time to a ggplot object.

A collection of convenient functions to facilitate common tasks in exploratory data analysis.
Some common tasks include generating summary tables of variables,
displaying tables as a 'flextable' or a 'kable' and visualising variables using 'ggplot2'.
Labels stating the source file with run time can be easily generated
for annotation in tables and plots.

Tomas Sou

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Convenient Functions for Exploratory Data Analysis

ggsrc function

<dl><dt>plt</dt>
<dd>A ggplot object.</dd>
<dt>span</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;num&gt;</code> Number of lines: either 1 or 2.</dd>
<dt>size</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;num&gt;</code> Text size.</dd>
<dt>col</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Colour of the text.</dd>
<dt>lab</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Custom label to use instead of the default.</dd>
<dt>omit</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Text to omit from the label.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Add source file label to a ggplot object — ggsrc

<dl>

<dt>plt</dt>
<dd>A ggplot object.</dd>


<dt>span</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;num&gt;</code> Number of lines: either 1 or 2.</dd>


<dt>size</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;num&gt;</code> Text size.</dd>


<dt>col</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Colour of the text.</dd>


<dt>lab</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Custom label to use instead of the default.</dd>


<dt>omit</dt>
<dd><code>&lt;chr&gt;</code> Text to omit from the label.</dd>

</dl>

ggsrc: Add source file label to a ggplot object

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Examples