ggsave.figs: Use 'ggsave' to save figs in both png and pdf
In CME.assistant: Reusable Assisting Functions for Child Mortality Estimation
Description
Use 'ggsave' to save figs in both png and pdf, default to 600dpi, store in working
folder unless 'folder_name' is named.
Usage
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ggsave.figs(
myplot,
file_name = "myplot",
width = 8,
height = 6,
folder_name = ""
)
Arguments
myplot
ggplot2 object
file_name
the name of the plot file, e.g, "plot1"
width
width for ggsave
height
height for ggsave
folder_name
the name of the folder, e.g. "figure", if provided, the
directory will be created if not there
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Description
Use 'ggsave' to save figs in both png and pdf, default to 600dpi, store in working folder unless 'folder_name' is named.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ggsave.figs(
myplot,
file_name = "myplot",
width = 8,
height = 6,
folder_name = ""
)
|
Arguments
myplot |
ggplot2 object |
file_name |
the name of the plot file, e.g, "plot1" |
width |
width for ggsave |
height |
height for ggsave |
folder_name |
the name of the folder, e.g. "figure", if provided, the directory will be created if not there |
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