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In the examples section, the third "iris" boxplot is placed under the "ChickWeight" code. I wonder if this could be moved up to the other two iris plots. I have tried to figure out how to suggest this myself in the .R file for fct_reorder() but I wasn't sure how to do that. Any help on how to do that would be great!
When I use the "copy code to clipboard" button in the examples section, it won't separate the code for the 3 iris boxplots, instead it pastes them as boxplot(stuff)boxplot(stuff)boxplot(stuff). Maybe this could be updated, too?
Why is only the second plot in the "ChickWeight" examples plotted but the code for the first one is provided? I am assuming that is because the second plot actually demonstrates what fct_reorder2() does, while the code for the first plot is there so that if someone wants to plot it, they can do this quickly and compare with the second plot? Sorry if this is a silly question but I wasn't 100% sure why it is documented the way it is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I was experimenting with
fct_reorder
and when I checked the online documentation (https://forcats.tidyverse.org/reference/fct_reorder.html), there were some things I noted:In the examples section, the third "iris" boxplot is placed under the "ChickWeight" code. I wonder if this could be moved up to the other two iris plots. I have tried to figure out how to suggest this myself in the .R file for
fct_reorder()
but I wasn't sure how to do that. Any help on how to do that would be great!When I use the "copy code to clipboard" button in the examples section, it won't separate the code for the 3 iris boxplots, instead it pastes them as
boxplot(stuff)boxplot(stuff)boxplot(stuff)
. Maybe this could be updated, too?Why is only the second plot in the "ChickWeight" examples plotted but the code for the first one is provided? I am assuming that is because the second plot actually demonstrates what
fct_reorder2()
does, while the code for the first plot is there so that if someone wants to plot it, they can do this quickly and compare with the second plot? Sorry if this is a silly question but I wasn't 100% sure why it is documented the way it is.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: