label_2d_loon: Label plot in 2d using the interactive loon package

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Label plot in 2d using the interactive loon package

Description

Label plot in 2d using the interactive loon package

Usage

label_2d_loon(
  zargs,
  loc = NULL,
  label = NULL,
  rot = 0,
  size = 8,
  box = FALSE,
  color = NULL,
  linkingGroup = NULL,
  showLabels = FALSE,
  showScales = FALSE,
  showGuides = FALSE,
  baseplot = NULL,
  parent = NULL,
  group... = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

zargs	The argument list as passed from zenplot()
loc	The location of the label
label	The label to be used
rot	The rotation of the label
size	The font size
box	A logical indicating whether the label is to be enclosed in a box.
color	Color of the label (and of box when box = TRUE).
linkingGroup	The initial linking group
showLabels	Logical determining whether axis labels are displayed
showScales	Logical determining whether scales are displayed
showGuides	Logical determining whether the background guidelines are displayed
baseplot	If non-null the base plot on which the plot should be layered
parent	The tk parent for this loon plot widget
group...	A list of arguments passed to group_2d_loon (or NULL)
...	Additional parameters passed to loon::l_layer_text(...)

Value

The base loon::l_plot with the added text layer

Author(s)

Marius Hofert and Wayne Oldford

See Also

Other default 2d plot functions using the interactive loon package: arrow_2d_loon(), axes_2d_loon(), density_2d_loon(), group_2d_loon(), points_2d_loon(), rect_2d_loon()

Other default 2d plot functions: arrow_2d_graphics(), arrow_2d_grid(), arrow_2d_loon(), axes_2d_graphics(), axes_2d_grid(), axes_2d_loon(), density_2d_graphics(), density_2d_grid(), density_2d_loon(), extract_2d(), group_2d_graphics(), group_2d_grid(), group_2d_loon(), label_2d_graphics(), label_2d_grid(), points_2d_graphics(), points_2d_grid(), points_2d_loon(), qq_2d_graphics(), qq_2d_grid(), rect_2d_graphics(), rect_2d_grid(), rect_2d_loon()

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