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This is more like a support/feature requests from a technically-challenged user…
Is there a way to apply arbitrary tags en bloc, when these are not easily guessed by code? For example, tags in my project would have to be something like: c("≤200 mmHg", "≤100 mmHg") or something similar.
My patchwork should display several receiver operating characteristics curves, and my intention is to show the relevant disease/event status definition in tags directly, instead of tagging patches and then explaining what each one corresponds to.
I've been doing this using individual patch titles (ggtitle("200 mmHg")), but I guess it would be tidier to have them all as patchwork tags, also for formatting purposes.
Anyways, thanks for this package, it's so useful and well-documented even I could use it!
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Hi,
This is more like a support/feature requests from a technically-challenged user…
Is there a way to apply arbitrary tags en bloc, when these are not easily guessed by code? For example, tags in my project would have to be something like:
c("≤200 mmHg", "≤100 mmHg")
or something similar.My patchwork should display several receiver operating characteristics curves, and my intention is to show the relevant disease/event status definition in tags directly, instead of tagging patches and then explaining what each one corresponds to.
I've been doing this using individual patch titles (
ggtitle("200 mmHg")
), but I guess it would be tidier to have them all as patchwork tags, also for formatting purposes.Anyways, thanks for this package, it's so useful and well-documented even I could use it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: