above: Superimpose two pictures, one above the other.
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Superimpose two pictures, one above the other.
Description
'above' returns a new picture made by placing the first input picture
above the second input picture. The user can also provide arguments 'm'
and 'n' in which case the pictures will be placed so that they occupy the
output picture in a m:n ratio.
Usage
above(p, q, m = 1, n = 1)
Arguments
p
A 'grid::grob' picture
q
Another 'grid::grob' picture
m
An integer
n
Another integer
Value
A new 'grid::grob' picture obtained by superimposing p and q, one above the other.
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Superimpose two pictures, one above the other.
Description
'above' returns a new picture made by placing the first input picture above the second input picture. The user can also provide arguments 'm' and 'n' in which case the pictures will be placed so that they occupy the output picture in a m:n ratio.
Usage
above(p, q, m = 1, n = 1)
Arguments
p |
A 'grid::grob' picture |
q |
Another 'grid::grob' picture |
m |
An integer |
n |
Another integer |
Value
A new 'grid::grob' picture obtained by superimposing p and q, one above the other.
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