Sorry, that was a bit premature - you probably want other arguments in legend
as well; in particular 'fill' is an argument you'd probably be interested in
for legends of barplots:
legend(x="topleft",cex=yourCex,fill=yourColors,legend.text=yourText,
lty=NA,pch=NA,#and so on#)
--- Stephen T
I think you can set legend=FALSE in barplot() and add your own legend, in
which you have a lot more control:
barplot(#your arguments#,legend=FALSE)
legend(x="topleft",cex=yourCex)
etc.
--- Janet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Literally 60 seconds after I sent my question, I found the cex.names
Literally 60 seconds after I sent my question, I found the cex.names
parameter to barplot.
I haven't found a parameter for the size of the text in the legend.
Apologies for clogging inboxes semi-unnecessarily.
Janet
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Dear all,
This is a simple question, but as far as I can tell, it's not in MASS
or the R help archives or par man pages.
Are there any cex.* parameters which allow me to set the text size of
the labels for the axes and the size of the legend?
I want to plot the following table in which the "
Dear all,
This is a simple question, but as far as I can tell, it's not in MASS
or the R help archives or par man pages.
Are there any cex.* parameters which allow me to set the text size of
the labels for the axes?
I want to plot the following table in which the "Definitely not",
etc. ar
