formatScientificMinimumDigits: Function factory to be used to specify the minimum number of...
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formatScientificMinimumDigits R Documentation
Function factory to be used to specify the minimum number of digits to be used
in numbers when using scientific notation
Description
Function factory to be used to specify the minimum number of digits to be used
in numbers when using scientific notation
Usage
formatScientificMinimumDigits(digits)
Arguments
digits
integer value that specifies the number of digits to be used
by the resulting function
Value
a function that will take a numeric vector as an argument and
returns a character vector of the numeric vector in scientific format with
the set number of digits (see ?formatC for more info)
Note
this is more or less an example of a function to be used to specify
axis-label formats with the function graphAdjust(). More complex functions
are possible
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Function factory to be used to specify the minimum number of digits to be used in numbers when using scientific notation
Description
Function factory to be used to specify the minimum number of digits to be used in numbers when using scientific notation
Usage
formatScientificMinimumDigits(digits)
Arguments
digits |
integer value that specifies the number of digits to be used by the resulting function |
Value
a function that will take a numeric vector as an argument and returns a character vector of the numeric vector in scientific format with the set number of digits (see ?formatC for more info)
Note
this is more or less an example of a function to be used to specify axis-label formats with the function graphAdjust(). More complex functions are possible
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