>> I have a multi-panel lattice figure. It has an even number of
>> equal-width columns. I would like to center text across the columns.
>>
>> The xlab argument often handles this job nicely. But I want a more
>> flexible solution. (I have many strings and want to position them at
>> different heights, but always centered across the columns.)
>>
>> grid.text("Label", x = unit(.5, "npc")) will work when the figure has
>> no annotations outside the panel. But when it does -- for example,
>> when I use the scales argument to create row labels -- using
>> grid.text() in this way doesn't center the text.
> Paul Murrell wrote, On 8/26/2013 3:07 PM:
>
> I think if you downViewport("plot_01.figure.vp") you get what you want, for
> example, take a look at ...
>
> downViewport("plot_01.figure.vp")
> grid.rect(gp=gpar(col="red"))
Paul Murrell's downViewport()-based solution works beautifully. Thanks, Paul.
John
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