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simplecolors: A package for accessing color names using a standardized nomenclature
Description
The simplecolors package provides two categories of functions:
color names and color palettes
Color names
The sc() function is the main way to access color names. Colors can be called by including them as comma separated string values. For example: sc("brightblue4", "mutedred2")
Color palettes
There are several functions that are prefixed with "sc_". These generate palettes of colors and can return hex codes (default), a table, or a plot showing the colors selected.
Author(s)
Maintainer: Jake Riley rjake@sas.upenn.edu
See Also
Useful links:
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simplecolors: A package for accessing color names using a standardized nomenclature
Description
The simplecolors package provides two categories of functions: color names and color palettes
Color names
The sc() function is the main way to access color names. Colors can be called by including them as comma separated string values. For example: sc("brightblue4", "mutedred2")
Color palettes
There are several functions that are prefixed with "sc_". These generate palettes of colors and can return hex codes (default), a table, or a plot showing the colors selected.
Author(s)
Maintainer: Jake Riley rjake@sas.upenn.edu
See Also
Useful links:
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