#' ## **`RvennX()`**
#'
#' This one is the most complex of the venn diagram functions I've written thus far (see **`RvennA()`** \& **`RvennAB()`**). Its defaults are highly specific to my own needs and personal style conventions.
#'
REvennA <-
function(x,
ffamily = "serif",
vcol = mypal1[c(21, 22)],
labs = rev(names(x)),
al = 0.5,
lcex = 1,
ltextx = evenn$centers[, 1],
ltexty = evenn$centers[, 2],
ptextx = 0.4,
ptexty = 0.45,
pmain = NULL,
pmcex = 0.95,
pmfont = 3,
keep = FALSE,
...) {
library(VennDiagram)
library(venneuler)
palette(mypal)
par(family = ffamily, mar = (c(0.5, 0.5, 2, 0.5) + 0.1))
A <- x[[2]]
AB <- x[[1]]
evenn <- venneuler(c(A = A, "A&B" = AB))
evenn$labels <- c("", "")
ABperc <- round((AB / A) * 100, 0)
ABperc <- paste0(ABperc, "%")
plot(
evenn,
col = vcol,
alpha = al,
main = pmain,
cex.main = pmcex,
font.main = pmfont
)
box(lwd = 0.5, col = 20)
text(
x = ltextx,
y = ltexty,
labels = labs,
col = mypal[1],
cex = lcex
)
text(
ptextx,
ptexty,
labels = ABperc,
col = mypal[1],
cex = lcex,
font = 3
)
if (keep == TRUE) {
return(evenn)
}
}
#'
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