Runs through the plotting functions depending on data type and plot type.
Usage
f.plot.gui(
ans.all,
HTML = FALSE,
model.summ = TRUE,
display_plots = TRUE,
.proast_env = NULL,
output_type = NULL,
filename = NULL,
interactive_mode = TRUE,
record_plots = FALSE
)Arguments
- ans.all
The proast object that gets passed to all functions.
- HTML
Keep FALSE
- model.summ
Keep TRUE
- display_plots
A logical variable - whether we want to display the plots or not.
- .proast_env
environment
- output_type
The format that you wish to export the plots as.
- filename
The name of the file to be read.
- interactive_mode
A TRUE/FALSE value specifying whether you want to run interactively (i.e., TRUE, the default) or using command-line mode (i.e., FALSE, non-interactive). If FALSE, you must provide all other parameters.
- record_plots
A logical variable indicating whether you want to record the plots and return them as a list instead of exporting them. This parameter should only be used when running the function indenpently or within f.plot.result. It will disrupt f.proast(), so keep the default as FALSE.