grid.add                package:grid                R Documentation

Add a Grid Graphical Object

Description:

     Add a grob to a gTree or a descendant of a gTree.

Usage:

     grid.add(gPath, child, strict = FALSE, grep=FALSE, global=FALSE,
              allDevices=FALSE, redraw=TRUE) 
     addGrob(gTree, child, gPath = NULL, strict = FALSE, grep=FALSE, global=FALSE) 

Arguments:

   gTree: A gTree object.

   gPath: A gPath object. For 'grid.add' this specifyies a gTree on the
          display list.  For 'addGrob' this specifies a descendant of
          the specified gTree. 

   child: A grob object. 

  strict: A boolean indicating whether the gPath must be matched
          exactly. 

    grep: A boolean indicating whether the 'gPath' should be treated as
          a regular expression.  Values are recycled across elements of
          the 'gPath' (e.g., 'c(TRUE, FALSE)' means that every odd
          element of the 'gPath' will be treated as a regular
          expression). NOT YET IMPLEMENTED. 

  global: A boolean indicating whether the function should affect just
          the first match of the 'gPath', or whether all matches should
          be affected. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED. 

allDevices: A boolean indicating whether all open devices should be
          searched for matches, or just the current device. NOT YET
          IMPLEMENTED. 

  redraw: A logical value to indicate whether to redraw the grob. 

Details:

     'addGrob' copies the specified grob and returns a modified grob.

     'grid.add' destructively modifies a grob on the display list. If
     'redraw' is 'TRUE' it then redraws everything to reflect the
     change.

Value:

     'addGrob' returns a grob object;  'grid.add' returns 'NULL'.

Author(s):

     Paul Murrell

See Also:

     'grob', 'getGrob', 'addGrob', 'removeGrob'.

Examples:

