splitShiftedLabels: Split Shifted Labels
In USGS-R/repgen: USGS internal report generation
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/correctionsataglance-data.R
Description
Given the full list labels for a data lane splits out the
labels that are marked as being shifted and stores them in a list to be
put into the label table. The labels on the plot are replaced by numbers
representing the table row that is holding the relevant label.
Usage
1
splitShiftedLabels(inputLabels, startLabelIndex)
Arguments
inputLabels
The full list of labels from the lane
startLabelIndex
The row number to start labeling removed labels from
Value
A list containing the labels for the table, the update plot labels,
and the last row number that was labeled (to start the next lane labels from)
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/correctionsataglance-data.R
Description
Given the full list labels for a data lane splits out the labels that are marked as being shifted and stores them in a list to be put into the label table. The labels on the plot are replaced by numbers representing the table row that is holding the relevant label.
Usage
1 | splitShiftedLabels(inputLabels, startLabelIndex)
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Arguments
inputLabels |
The full list of labels from the lane |
startLabelIndex |
The row number to start labeling removed labels from |
Value
A list containing the labels for the table, the update plot labels, and the last row number that was labeled (to start the next lane labels from)
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