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#' @useDynLib yaleBraille, .registration=TRUE
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#'
#' @title Braille on Pie Chart
#' @description Create Braille-enabled Pie Chart
#'
#' @param ... plot parameters as would typically be used in pie()
#'
#' @returns two-page .pdf file
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' \donttest{
#' yale = data.frame(yaleSports)
#' tbl = table(yale$Sport)
#' pie_br(tbl,
#' over="Pie Chart",
#' main="Yale Athletics Dataset",
#' xlab=" ",
#' ylab=" ",
#' stem="newPie")
#' }
#' \donttest{
#' air = airquality
#' air$Feel = cut(air$Temp,breaks=c(0,65,80,1000),labels=c("cool","warm","hot"))
#' tbl = table(air$Feel)
#' pie_br(tbl,
#' over="Pie Chart",
#' main="Air Quality: NYC (1973)",
#' xlab="",
#' ylab="",
#' stem="airPie",
#' cex.main=2,
#' cex=1)
#' }
pie_br = function(...){
# suppress warnings on plot due to unconventional arguments
# extract the arguments for informing the boxplot
args = list(...)
# flag chart type
args$chart="pie chart"
# extract x- and y-vectors for plotting (args$x, args$y)
# args = fn_vectorExtractr(args,x,y,data)
# exchange parameter names for annotation strings (args_$m/x/y]_text)
args=fn_annoExchange(args)
# anticipate the plot limits (args$[x/y]lim)
# args=fn_limFindr(args)
# axis size (args$cex.axis)
if (is.null(args$cex.axis)){args$cex.axis=2.5}
if (is.null(args$col)){args$col="white"}
if (is.null(args$border)){args$border="black"}
# initialize a plot written to .pdf
args=fn_plotInitializr(args)
# plot as braille
args$braille=TRUE
args$labels=sapply(names(args[[1]]),fn_toBraille)
args$family="braillefont"
suppressWarnings(do.call(graphics::pie,args))
# fn_plotTickr(args)
fn_titleMakr(args)
# plot as text
args$braille=FALSE
args$labels=names(args[[1]])
args$family="sans"
suppressWarnings(do.call(graphics::pie,args))
# fn_plotTickr(args)
fn_titleMakr(args)
# close to plotting
dev.off()
}
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