party_colours: British Political Party Colours
In jackobailey/britpol: Data and Functions for Studying British Politics
View source: R/party_colours.R
party_colours R Documentation
British Political Party Colours
Description
This function takes a vector of party names and returns the parties' corresponding colours as hex values. It includes a few under-the-hood tricks to match on all manner of different names.
Usage
party_colours(x)
Arguments
x
A vector of party names.
Value
A vector of corresponding hex codes
Examples
party_colours(c("Lab", "lab", "LD", "Tories", "ScotNat", "SNP", "grn"))
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British Political Party Colours
Description
This function takes a vector of party names and returns the parties' corresponding colours as hex values. It includes a few under-the-hood tricks to match on all manner of different names.
Usage
party_colours(x)
Arguments
x |
A vector of party names. |
Value
A vector of corresponding hex codes
Examples
party_colours(c("Lab", "lab", "LD", "Tories", "ScotNat", "SNP", "grn"))
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