get.filename: This sets a name for outputting a map (or any graph) to a...
In forestgeo/ctfs: Tools for the Analysis of Forest Dynamics
Description
This sets a name for outputting a map (or any graph) to a file. The argument
file may be NULL, then the argument species is used to name the file, or if
there are more than one species, the word multispp is used. The argument exp
is the export type and becomes the extension (ie, .pdf). By default, type
assumes a Map, but it can be set otherwise.
Usage
1
get.filename(file, path, exp, species, type = "Map.")
Arguments
file
If NULL, then the argument species is used to name the file, or
if there are more than one species, the word multispp is used.
exp,
Export type, and becomes the extension (ie, .pdf).
type
A string; Defaults to "Map", but it can be set otherwise.
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Description
This sets a name for outputting a map (or any graph) to a file. The argument file may be NULL, then the argument species is used to name the file, or if there are more than one species, the word multispp is used. The argument exp is the export type and becomes the extension (ie, .pdf). By default, type assumes a Map, but it can be set otherwise.
Usage
1 | get.filename(file, path, exp, species, type = "Map.")
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Arguments
file |
If |
exp, |
Export type, and becomes the extension (ie, .pdf). |
type |
A string; Defaults to "Map", but it can be set otherwise. |
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