get_colorDF_theme: Return a style defined in a theme
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get_colorDF_theme R Documentation
Return a style defined in a theme
Description
Return a style defined in a theme
Usage
get_colorDF_theme(theme)
Arguments
theme
name
Value
A list with the definitions of style
Examples
get_colorDF_theme("bw")
## use it to change the style of a colorDF
foo <- colorDF(mtcars)
df_style(foo) <- get_colorDF_theme("wb")
## Slightly modify the style
df_style(foo)$type.styles$pval$fg_sign <- "red"
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| get_colorDF_theme | R Documentation |
Return a style defined in a theme
Description
Return a style defined in a theme
Usage
get_colorDF_theme(theme)
Arguments
theme |
name |
Value
A list with the definitions of style
Examples
get_colorDF_theme("bw")
## use it to change the style of a colorDF
foo <- colorDF(mtcars)
df_style(foo) <- get_colorDF_theme("wb")
## Slightly modify the style
df_style(foo)$type.styles$pval$fg_sign <- "red"
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