setceslang: Set language for printing species names
In btorobrob/cesr: Trend analysis of Constant Effort Site ringing data
setceslang R Documentation
Set language for printing species names
Description
Allows species names in outputs to be rendered in one of 14 languages.
Usage
setceslang(lang)
Arguments
lang
A string indicating a valid language, see details below. If no language is set most functions will default to using the scientific name
Details
Valid languages are "Latin", "Danish", "Dutch", "English", "Finnish", "French", "German", "Italian", "Norwegian", "Polish", "Portuguese", "Spanish", "Swedish". This is set by a call to options, use options()$ceslang to check which language is currently set.
Value
Sets global option 'ceslang'
Warning
Names are 'sticky', that is when an object is created, for example with extract.data, cesr uses the language set at the time and this cannot easily be changed subsequently.
Note
Names are case sensitive, that is they need to be capitalised.
Author(s)
Rob Robinson
Examples
setceslang("English")
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Set language for printing species names
Description
Allows species names in outputs to be rendered in one of 14 languages.
Usage
setceslang(lang)
Arguments
lang |
A string indicating a valid language, see details below. If no language is set most functions will default to using the scientific name |
Details
Valid languages are "Latin", "Danish", "Dutch", "English", "Finnish", "French", "German", "Italian", "Norwegian", "Polish", "Portuguese", "Spanish", "Swedish". This is set by a call to options, use options()$ceslang to check which language is currently set.
Value
Sets global option 'ceslang'
Warning
Names are 'sticky', that is when an object is created, for example with extract.data, cesr uses the language set at the time and this cannot easily be changed subsequently.
Note
Names are case sensitive, that is they need to be capitalised.
Author(s)
Rob Robinson
Examples
setceslang("English")
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