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## If you really want to play with this, the barplot may be more flexible.
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## If you really want to play with this, the barplot may be more flexible.
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## The default color of the bars in a histogram and in barplot. NULL is default for both (white for histogram, grey for barplot). See col in ?histogram.
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## The default color of the bars in a histogram and in barplot. NULL is default for both (white for histogram, grey for barplot). See col in ?histogram.
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.BDPars$hcol <- NULL
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.BDPars$hcol <- NULL
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## Color of the borders of the bars
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## Color of the borders of the bars
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.BDPars$border <- .BDPars$col
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.BDPars$border <- .BDPars$col
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.BDPars$freq <- NULL
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## A color map. This could be implemented for lattice/trellis plots?
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## A color map. This could be implemented for lattice/trellis plots?
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## should at least be implemented as standard in image.plot
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## should at least be implemented as standard in image.plot
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## .BDPars$color.palette <- colorRampPalette(c("#4d2a00","#eee7a7"))
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## .BDPars$color.palette <- colorRampPalette(c("#4d2a00","#eee7a7"))
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.BDPars$color.palette <- colorRampPalette(c("#3c1900","#fef7b7"))
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.BDPars$color.palette <- colorRampPalette(c("#3c1900","#fef7b7"))
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