highlight.Filter: Highlights the data points accepted by the filter
In HenrikBengtsson/aroma: An R Object-oriented Microarray Analysis package

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Highlights the data points accepted by the filter and optionally its input objects. If the argument recursive == TRUE the filter will first ask its input filters to highlight the data accepted by them. If these filters have filters connected to them they will before doing anything asking there input filters and so on. The last filter to highlight the data will therefore be this filter.

1 2	## S3 method for class 'Filter' highlight(this, cex="filter", col="filter", pch="filter", ..., recursive=FALSE)

`cex`	The scaling factor for all points, i.e. for all indices. If `NULL`, the global default value will be used. If `"filter"` the scaling factor set by the filter will be used.
`col`	The color for all points, i.e. for all indices. If `NULL`, the global default value will be used. If `"filter"` the color set by the filter will be used.
`pch`	The point style for all points, i.e. for all indices. If `NULL`, the global default value will be used. If `"filter"` the point style set by the filter will be used.
`...`	Any parameters accepted by most standard plot functions.
`recursive`	If `TRUE` this filter and all filters up the stream will highlight the data points that passes through them. If `FALSE`, only this filter will be used to highlight the data.