Although it is not always a good thing to do, it could be useful to be able to display all pairwise comparisons at once.
As far as I know, if one does not want to indicate all the comparison, one need to do something like that:
This is a little awkward since compare_means must be run twice and the user must be able to create the list (or as above some function creating the list).
Perhaps such a thing could be integrated within stat_compare_means() and available to the user via the comparisons argument which could recognize something special (e.g. "ALL" or TRUE)?
Although it is not always a good thing to do, it could be useful to be able to display all pairwise comparisons at once. As far as I know, if one does not want to indicate all the comparison, one need to do something like that:
Created on 2020-11-16 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)
This is a little awkward since
compare_means
must be run twice and the user must be able to create the list (or as above some function creating the list).Perhaps such a thing could be integrated within
stat_compare_means()
and available to the user via thecomparisons
argument which could recognize something special (e.g."ALL"
orTRUE
)?