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Hi Yash,
the R script export works fine. Improvements are needed, when line
series are added without lines (only dots). These are displayed as
connected lines in the script. Moreover, the bar chart export option
needs to be added.
Best,
Philip
Am 21.02.20 um 09:47 schrieb Yash
Bharatiya:
Hi,
Also about Extending the R-Script Export ,
What all options need Improvement?
I found out these are general problems encountered when
exporting plots as R-Script-
Anti-aliasing is not activated in Windows R (this does
not apply to Linux or Mac)
When increasing the resolution the labels
automatically decrease and become unreadable
One way to make the labels readable is to add
additional inbuilt R function svg()
1) Add the *.svg template export, so that people can export
the chart to various formats via Inkscape.
2) If exporting the template works fine, we could try to
include the advanced export option via SVG.
Best,
Philip
Am 21.02.20 um 07:52 schrieb yash Bharatiya:
Hi,
When creating bitmaps the main problem when
changing resolution of the *.bmp file is that it loses
its quality because of which datasets are not visible
.
Is it possible that first we create .svg file of
desired resolution and then convert it into .bmp in
this way quality of display is preserved.
One way to convert to .bmp would be as follows:
Bitmap.Config conf =Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888;Bitmap bitmap =Bitmap.createBitmap(50,50, conf);// Get a Canvas for the BitmapCanvas canvas =newCanvas(bitmap);// Read the SVG file
SVG svg =SVGParser.getSVGFromInputStream(inputstream);// There are other ways to read an SVG file. See the SVGParser class for the others.// Get a Picture from the SVG and render it to the Canvas
canvas.drawPicture(SVG.getPicture());
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