Sets/gets the dictionary used in fplot — setFplot

Sets/gets the default dictionary used to rename the axes/moderator variables in the functions of the package fplot. The dictionaries are used to relabel variables (usually towards a fancier, more explicit formatting) that can be useful not to explicitly use the arguments xlab/ylab when exporting graphs. By setting the dictionary with setFplot_dict, you can avoid providing the argument dict in fplot functions.

setFplot_dict(dict)

getFplot_dict

Format

An object of class function of length 1.

Arguments

dict: A named character vector. E.g. to change my variable named "us_md" and "state" to (resp.) "$ miilion" and "U.S. state", then use dict = c(us_md="$ million", state = "U.S. state").

Value

The function setFplot_dict() does not return anything, it only sets an option after checking the format of the arguments.

The function getFplot_dict() returns a named vector representing the dictionary set in setFplot_dict().

Details

This function stores a named vector in the option "fplot_dict". The dictionary is automatically accessed by all fplot functions.

Author

Laurent Berge

Examples


data(airquality)
setFplot_dict(c(Ozone = "Ozone (ppb)"))
plot_distr(Ozone ~ Month, airquality, weight.fun = mean)
#> NOTE: 37 observations with NAs (weight: 37)