# # from ggplot2
# plot_theme <- function(x, default = ggplot2::theme_get()) {
# theme <- x$theme
#
# # apply theme defaults appropriately if needed
# if (ggplot2:::is_theme_complete(theme)) {
# # for complete themes, we fill in missing elements but don't do any element merging
# # can't use `defaults()` because it strips attributes
# missing <- setdiff(names(default), names(theme))
# theme[missing] <- default[missing]
# } else {
# # otherwise, we can just add the theme to the default theme
# theme <- default + theme
# }
#
# # if we're still missing elements relative to fallback default, fill in those
# missing <- setdiff(names(ggplot2:::ggplot_global$theme_default), names(theme))
# theme[missing] <- ggplot2:::ggplot_global$theme_default[missing]
#
# # Check that all elements have the correct class (element_text, unit, etc)
# if (ggplot2:::is_theme_validate(theme)) {
# mapply(
# ggplot2:::validate_element, theme, names(theme),
# MoreArgs = list(element_tree = ggplot2::get_element_tree())
# )
# }
#
# theme
# }
#
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