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How do I use some commands like font.main
, col.main
inside the command barchart
package lattice
. I’m trying to use these commands and they’re not working.
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How do I use some commands like font.main
, col.main
inside the command barchart
package lattice
. I’m trying to use these commands and they’re not working.
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The arguments font.main
and col.main
are not used within the function lattice::barchart
. They are reserved for the standard graphics of R
. However, it is possible to change the title characteristics of a package chart lattice
using a list of options.
For example, when rotating the command
barchart(VADeaths, main = list(label = "Teste", col = "Pink", font = 3))
i get the following chart:
Just set a list for the parameter main
with the title (label
), color (col
) and type of source (font
) to change the desired parameters in the chart.
font.main
and col.main
are not arguments to be used within the command barplot
. They are graphical parameters and should be used within the command par
, responsible for these configurations.
For example, see what happens when you run the command below:
barplot(VADeaths, main="Death Rates in Virginia (1940)")
But I can set other parameters for the source if I run the function par
formerly:
par(font.main=3, col.main="pink")
barplot(VADeaths, main="Death Rates in Virginia (1940)")
I recommend testing different options font.main
to see which one you like best or search the internet for a list of them.
To see what other customization options are possible for graphics, type ?par
on the console of R
.
The advantage of using the function par
for that is that your settings will be worth to bar charts, histograms, boxplots and everything else R
is able to produce with its standard graphics.
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Good morning Marcus. How do I use these commands in the barchart Lattice package command?
– Vitor Hugo
Edited response. Next time, posting guide and see how to ask a reproducible question in R, so that it is as unambiguous as possible.
– Marcus Nunes