axis10exp: Format axis labels using pretty '10^exp' notation

In richardsc/crMisc: Miscellaneous scripts for Clark Richards

Description

Format axis labels using pretty 10^exp notation

Usage

axis10exp(side, constantExp=TRUE, at=NULL, labels=TRUE, tick=TRUE, line=NA,
                  pos=NA, outer=FALSE, font=NA, lty='solid',
                  lwd=1, lwd.ticks=lwd, col=NULL, col.ticks=NULL,
                  hadj=NA, padj=NA, ...)

Arguments

side	as in axis
constantExp	Whether to use a constant exponent for the labels or not. Defaults to TRUE.
at	as in axis
labels	as in axis
tick	as in axis
line	as in axis
pos	as in axis
outer	as in axis
font	as in axis
lty	as in axis
lwd	as in axis
lwd.ticks	as in axis
col	as in axis
col.ticks	as in axis
hadj	as in axis
padj	as in axis

Details

Formats axis labels using the B times 10^E notation, in place of the default BeEE, which tends to be ugly.

Value

None.

Author(s)

Clark Richards

Examples

plot(1/10000*rnorm(100), yaxt='n', xaxt='n')
axis10exp(1)
axis10exp(2)

richardsc/crMisc documentation built on May 27, 2019, 7:59 a.m.