| scheme | R Documentation |
The following functions manage the stack of layout “schemes” created
by corresponding scheme constructors such as mfrow or
mfcol. Most of them are called by the implementation and
are not expected to be used by the user directly.
advance.scheme is called when a new plot is about to be drawn and
advances to the next scheme layout according to the stack hierarchy.
pop.scheme removes the topmost scheme from the stack.
advance.scheme() pop.scheme() ## S3 method for class 'scheme' print(x, ...)
x |
scheme to be printed |
... |
additional arguments passed through |
“scheme” is not a typo but rather a play on the meaning of the word ‘scheme’ in the context of something that may be called ‘schema’ (a grand plan of figure layout if you will) – the former is an evolution of the latter word from its original form, anyway.
Simon Urbanek
mfrow, mfcol
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