prFpFetchRowLabel

label_type

A list, matrix, vector or expression with the names of each
row or the name of the column if using the *dplyr* select syntax - defaults to "labeltext".
Note that when using `group_by` a separate labeltext is not allowed.
The list should be wrapped in m x n number to resemble a matrix:
<code>list(list("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1"), list("r1c2", expression(beta))</code>.
You can also provide a matrix although this cannot have expressions by design:
<code>matrix(c("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1", "r1c2", "beta"), ncol = 2)</code>.
Use <code>NA</code>:s for blank spaces and if you provide a full column with <code>NA</code> then
that column is a empty column that adds some space. Note: If you do not
provide the mean/lower/upper arguments the function expects the label text
to be a matrix containing the labeltext in the rownames and then columns for
mean, lower, and upper.

labeltext

A function used for fetching the text or
expression from the supplied labeltext.

internal

A forest plot that allows for
multiple confidence intervals per row,
custom fonts for each text element,
custom confidence intervals,
text mixed with expressions, and more.
The aim is to extend the use of forest plots beyond meta-analyses.
This is a more general version of the original 'rmeta' package's forestplot()
function and relies heavily on the 'grid' package.

Max Gordon

forestplot

Advanced Forest Plot Using 'grid' Graphics

Thomas Lumley

prFpFetchRowLabel function

<dl><dt>label_type</dt>
<dd>The type of label</dd>
<dt>labeltext</dt>
<dd>A list, matrix, vector or expression with the names of each
row or the name of the column if using the *dplyr* select syntax - defaults to "labeltext".
Note that when using `group_by` a separate labeltext is not allowed.
The list should be wrapped in m x n number to resemble a matrix:
<code>list(list("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1"), list("r1c2", expression(beta))</code>.
You can also provide a matrix although this cannot have expressions by design:
<code>matrix(c("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1", "r1c2", "beta"), ncol = 2)</code>.
Use <code>NA</code>:s for blank spaces and if you provide a full column with <code>NA</code> then
that column is a empty column that adds some space. Note: If you do not
provide the mean/lower/upper arguments the function expects the label text
to be a matrix containing the labeltext in the rownames and then columns for
mean, lower, and upper.</dd>
<dt>i</dt>
<dd>The row</dd>
<dt>j</dt>
<dd>The column</dd></dl>

Arguments

Get the label — prFpFetchRowLabel

<dl>

<dt>label_type</dt>
<dd>The type of label</dd>


<dt>labeltext</dt>
<dd>A list, matrix, vector or expression with the names of each
row or the name of the column if using the *dplyr* select syntax - defaults to "labeltext".
Note that when using `group_by` a separate labeltext is not allowed.
The list should be wrapped in m x n number to resemble a matrix:
<code>list(list("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1"), list("r1c2", expression(beta))</code>.
You can also provide a matrix although this cannot have expressions by design:
<code>matrix(c("rowname 1 col 1", "rowname 2 col 1", "r1c2", "beta"), ncol = 2)</code>.
Use <code>NA</code>:s for blank spaces and if you provide a full column with <code>NA</code> then
that column is a empty column that adds some space. Note: If you do not
provide the mean/lower/upper arguments the function expects the label text
to be a matrix containing the labeltext in the rownames and then columns for
mean, lower, and upper.</dd>


<dt>i</dt>
<dd>The row</dd>


<dt>j</dt>
<dd>The column</dd>

</dl>

prFpFetchRowLabel: Get the label

Description

Usage

Value

Arguments