width
width.RdRescale the width of a window to open depending on the number of categories of qualitative variable to plot on the x-axis. Can be used for height, considering that it is as if it was a width.
This order can be used:
width()
open()
prior_plot() # not for ggplot2
plot() or any other plotting
post_plot() if prior_plot() has been used # not for ggplot2
close()
Usage
width(
categ.nb,
inches.per.categ.nb = 1,
ini.window.width = 7,
inch.left.space,
inch.right.space,
boundarie.space = 0.5,
safer_check = TRUE
)Arguments
- categ.nb
Single positive numeric value of number of categories to plot.
- inches.per.categ.nb
Single positive numeric value of inches per unit of categ.nb. 2 means 2 inches for each boxplot for instance.
- ini.window.width
Single positive numeric value indicating the initial Window width (in inches).
- inch.left.space
Single positive numeric value indicating the left horizontal margin of the figure region (in inches).
- inch.right.space
Single positive numeric value indicating the right horizontal margin of the figure region (in inches).
- boundarie.space
Single positive numeric value indicating the space between the right and left limits of the plotting region and the plot (0.5 means half a category width). It is as if empty categories were added on the right and left of the plot.
- safer_check
Single logical value. Perform some "safer" checks (see https://github.com/safer-r)? If TRUE, checkings are performed before main code running: 1) R classical operators (like "<-") not overwritten by another package because of the R scope and 2) required functions and related packages effectively present in local R lybraries. Set to FALSE if this fonction is used inside another "safer" function to avoid pointless multiple checkings.