prFpDrawLegend

A list with all the grobs, see
  <code><a href="/link/prFpGetLegendGrobs?package=forestplot&version=1.0" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="forestplot::prFpGetLegendGrobs">prFpGetLegendGrobs</a></code>

lGrobs

colgap

The position of the legend, either at the
  "top" or the "right" unlesss positioned inside the plot.
  If you want the legend to be positioned inside the plot
  then you have to provide a list with the same x & y
  qualities as <code></code>

The <code><a href="/link/gpar?package=forestplot&version=1.0&to=grid" rd-options="grid" data-mini-rdoc="grid::gpar">gpar</a></code> options for the
  legend. If you want the background color to be light grey
  then use <code>gp = gpar(fill = "lightgrey")</code>. If you
  want a border then set the col argument: <code>gp =
</code>

The box can have rounded edges, check out
  <code><a href="/link/grid.roundrect?package=forestplot&version=1.0&to=grid" rd-options="grid" data-mini-rdoc="grid::grid.roundrect">grid.roundrect</a></code>. The r option should
  be a <code><a href="/link/unit?package=forestplot&version=1.0&to=grid" rd-options="grid" data-mini-rdoc="grid::unit">unit</a></code> object. This is by default
  <code>unit(0, "snpc")</code>

The padding for the legend box, only used
  if box is drawn. This is the distance from the border to
  the text/boxes of the legend.

padding

fn.legend

Passed to the legend <code>fn.legend</code>

Takes the grobs and outputs the legend inside the current
viewport.

internal

The plot allows for multiple confidence intervals per row,
  custom fonts for each text element,
  custom confidence intervals,
  text mixed with expressions, and more.
  The aim is to extend the use of forest plots beyond meta-analyses.
  This is a more general version of the original 'rmeta' package's forestplot
  function and relies heavily on the 'grid' package.

prFpDrawLegend: Draw the forestplot legend

Description

Usage

Arguments

Value