问题
I want to add a legend to a plot in which only one of the legend names is italicized. I'm using plot()
in base R.
- However, I need that italicized line to contain variable numbers, so I use
bquote
.
What I've tried does not work:
a <- 2 ; b <- 5
plot(a,b)
l1 <- bquote(Italic ~ .(a) + .(b))
l2 <- bquote(a + b)
legend(x='topright',legend = bquote(italic(.(l1))))
legend(x='topleft',legend = c(bquote(italic(.(l1))),l2))
- Notice that when I leave the expression on its own (RIGHT LEGEND), it italicizes correctly. However, when I add the text for other legend lines, it messes up (LEFT LEGEND).
How do I properly do this?
Note: I'd rather have a solution that doesn't require multiple calls to legend()
.
回答1:
You could use text.font = 3
, say:
legend(x='topleft',legend = c(bquote((.(l1))),l2), text.font=c(3,1))
回答2:
You should use as.expression
to coerce everything into an expression object.
a <- 2
b <- 5
plot(a,b)
legend("topleft", legend = c(as.expression(bquote(italic("Italic: "*.(a)*" + "*.(b)))),
as.expression(bquote("Non Italic: "*.(a)*" + "*.(b)))) )
To modify your example
a <- 2
b <- 5
plot(a,b)
l1 <- bquote(Italic ~ .(a) + .(b))
l2 <- bquote(a + b)
legend("topleft", legend = c(as.expression(bquote(italic(.(l1)))),
as.expression(bquote(.(l2))) ))
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43079533/how-to-only-make-one-legend-name-italic-in-base-r-plot