3rd version of sdRplot

R/sdRplot.R

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 #' @param nx  The number of levels in each of the the SD scales in the inventory, e.g., 5.
 #' @param sl The scale labels given as a list, e.g. c("SA","A","N","A","SA").
 #' @param ny The number of descriptor items in the inventory.
-#' @param x The data matrix with the first column (col1) containing the low-end descriptors of the SD scales, the second column (col2) containing the high-end descriptors of the SD scales, and the third column  and beyond (col3-onwards) containing the mean scale values for each group. 
-#' The names of the columns (col 3 and above) of the data matrix (e.g., dimnames(x)[[2]][3:ncol(x)])) are used for labelling the groups in the legend.
+#' @param x The data matrix with the first column (col1) containing the low-end descriptors of the SD scales, the second column (col2) containing the high-end descriptors of the SD scales, and the third column  and beyond (col3 onwards) containing the mean scale values for each group. 
+#' The names of the columns (col 3 and above) of the data matrix (e.g., dimnames(x)[[2]][3:ncol(x)])) are used for labeling the groups in the legend.
 #' @return The SD plot of the data summarized in matrix x.
 #' @examples
 #' low<-c("Serious","Slow","Useless","Tiring","Old","Hard","Long")

README.md

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 ## sdRgraph
-`sdRgraph` is an [**R**](https://svn.R-project.org/R/) package that contains an `R` function, `sdRplot`, that can be used for creating ***semantic differential*** (SD) inventory plots (see [Wikipedia: Semantic differential](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_differential) for more info) .
+`sdRgraph` is an [**R**](https://svn.R-project.org/R/) package that contains an `R` function, `sdRplot`, that can be used for creating ***semantic differential*** (SD) inventory plots (see [Wikipedia: Semantic differential](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_differential) for more info).  
 
 ![](./images/sdRplot1.png)
 
-(You may have to change some of the graphing parameters in the written function, as the need arises, to get better quality plots; please see [`sdRplot`](https://github.com/justineuro/sdRgraph), a GitHub repository that contains this `R` function.)
+(You may have to change some of the graphing parameters in the written function, as the need arises, to get better quality plots; please see [`sdRplot`](https://github.com/justineuro/sdRgraph), a GitHub repository that contains this `R` function.)  
 
 
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