Is there any way to get control characters for text strings, e.g. "\n"
for newline
evaluated inside a plotmath expression, or vice versa. In the following example, I would like to combine:
After reading this question I can get most of the way there with substitute, but the newline
character is not evaluated. I am now going round in circles and confusing myself with plotmath
, parse
, bquote
and substitute
. In the help page for plotmath it says
Control characters (e.g. \n) are not interpreted in character strings in plotmath, unlike normal plotting.
Does this mean it really is impossible?
lab = "some data"
form = "Exponential"
x = 1:10
y = x^2
plot( x , y , type = "b" )
title( main = substitute( paste( "Plot of " , phi , " of: " , lab , "\nFunctional form: " , form ) , list(lab = lab , form = form ) ) , adj = 0 )
As you have figured plotmath
does not support newlines within, but you can use mtext
with bquote
, to write each line. For example I create a list of lines :
Lines <- list(bquote(paste( "Plot of " , phi , " of: " , .(lab))),
bquote(paste("Functional form: " , .(form)))
mtext(do.call(expression, Lines),side=3,line=1:0)
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