The auxiliary function pdf.options
can be used to set or view
(if called without arguments) the default values for some of the
arguments to pdf
.
pdf.options
needs to be called before calling pdf
,
and the default values it sets can be overridden by supplying
arguments to pdf
.
pdf.options(…, reset = FALSE)
arguments width
, height
, onefile
,
family
, title
, fonts
, paper
,
encoding
, pointsize
, bg
, fg
,
pagecentre
, useDingbats
, colormodel
,
fillOddEven
and compress
can be supplied.
logical: should the defaults be reset to their ‘factory-fresh’ values?
A named list of all the defaults. If any arguments are supplied the return values are the old values and the result has the visibility flag turned off.
If both reset = TRUE
and ...
are supplied the defaults
are first reset to the ‘factory-fresh’ values and then the new
values are applied.
# NOT RUN {
pdf.options(bg = "pink")
utils::str(pdf.options())
pdf.options(reset = TRUE) # back to factory-fresh
# }
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