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I use your package wordcloud2 to display several word clouds on my data.
I understand that we always need to specify the size argument of the wordcloud2 function otherwise we have a risk that all the words (the biggest words) are not published, depending on the size of the output viewer (cf. closed issue "Lettercloud skips words" #16).
Is there a way to avoid setting the size for each plot ? I want to use this in a Shiny app with several word clouds (and sometimes huge differences between the frequencies of words) so I'm looking for a general way and ideally that the user does not have to change ?
I can add an exemple if my question is not clear.
Regards,
Jean-Louis
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I have exactly the same problem; please autoscale the size so that the largest word can print. Reducing the size argument works on an ad-hoc basis but when creating hundreds of wordclouds programmatically, it is unclear how to predict what size needs to be to print the largest word.
Hello,
I use your package wordcloud2 to display several word clouds on my data.
I understand that we always need to specify the
size
argument of thewordcloud2
function otherwise we have a risk that all the words (the biggest words) are not published, depending on the size of the output viewer (cf. closed issue "Lettercloud skips words" #16).Is there a way to avoid setting the size for each plot ? I want to use this in a Shiny app with several word clouds (and sometimes huge differences between the frequencies of words) so I'm looking for a general way and ideally that the user does not have to change ?
I can add an exemple if my question is not clear.
Regards,
Jean-Louis
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: