prFpGetLayoutVP

Height of the graph. By default this is <code>auto</code> and adjusts to the
space that is left after adjusting for x-axis size and legend. Sometimes
it might be desirable to set the line height to a certain height, for
instance if you have several forestplots you may want to standardize their
line height, then you set this variable to a certain height, note this should
be provided as a <code><a rd-options="grid" href="/link/unit?package=forestplot&version=2.0.1&to=grid" data-mini-rdoc="grid::unit">unit</a></code> object. A good option
is to set the line height to <code>unit(2, "cm")</code>. A third option
is to set line height to "lines" and then you get 50 % more than what the
text height is as your line height

lineheight

labels

A legend layout object if applicable

legend_layout

The layout makes space for a legend if needed

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

prFpGetLayoutVP function

<dl><dt>lineheight</dt>
<dd>Height of the graph. By default this is <code>auto</code> and adjusts to the
space that is left after adjusting for x-axis size and legend. Sometimes
it might be desirable to set the line height to a certain height, for
instance if you have several forestplots you may want to standardize their
line height, then you set this variable to a certain height, note this should
be provided as a <code><a href="/link/unit?package=forestplot&version=2.0.1" data-mini-rdoc="forestplot::unit">unit</a></code> object. A good option
is to set the line height to <code>unit(2, "cm")</code>. A third option
is to set line height to "lines" and then you get 50 % more than what the
text height is as your line height</dd>
<dt>labels</dt>
<dd>The labels</dd>
<dt>nr</dt>
<dd>Number of rows</dd>
<dt>legend_layout</dt>
<dd>A legend layout object if applicable</dd></dl>

Arguments

Get the main `forestplot` — prFpGetLayoutVP

<dl>

<dt>lineheight</dt>
<dd>Height of the graph. By default this is <code>auto</code> and adjusts to the
space that is left after adjusting for x-axis size and legend. Sometimes
it might be desirable to set the line height to a certain height, for
instance if you have several forestplots you may want to standardize their
line height, then you set this variable to a certain height, note this should
be provided as a <code><a href='https://rdrr.io/r/grid/unit.html'>unit</a></code> object. A good option
is to set the line height to <code>unit(2, "cm")</code>. A third option
is to set line height to "lines" and then you get 50 % more than what the
text height is as your line height</dd>


<dt>labels</dt>
<dd>The labels</dd>


<dt>nr</dt>
<dd>Number of rows</dd>


<dt>legend_layout</dt>
<dd>A legend layout object if applicable</dd>

</dl>

prFpGetLayoutVP: Get the main `forestplot`

Description

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Arguments