get_padding_from_elements

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They depend on the current plot theme.

Annotation of 'ggplot2' plots with arbitrary 'TikZ' code, using absolute data or relative plot coordinates.

Oliver Thomas

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Post-Process 'ggplot2' Plots with 'TikZ' Code Using Plot
Coordinates

get_padding_from_elements function

<dl><dt>gg_plot</dt>
<dd>A ggplot2 object.</dd>
<dt>elements_t</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding at the top</dd>
<dt>elements_r</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding on the right</dd>
<dt>elements_b</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding at the bottom</dd>
<dt>elements_l</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding on the left</dd></dl>

Arguments

Calculate length of padding from plot elements — get_padding_from_elements

<dl>

<dt>gg_plot</dt>
<dd>A ggplot2 object.</dd>


<dt>elements_t</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding at the top</dd>


<dt>elements_r</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding on the right</dd>


<dt>elements_b</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding at the bottom</dd>


<dt>elements_l</dt>
<dd>character vector with names of elements to consider for padding on the left</dd>

</dl>

get_padding_from_elements: Calculate length of padding from plot elements

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