Based on request by Jacob, so users can get the collapsed tree to use further, without only having it in the plot.
I already took the respective code block from the plotting function and made it a new function, to be found in MonoColl.R.
Left to do:
[ ] Remove that code from plotting function
[ ] call the MonoColl function in plot instead if monocoll=TRUE, with the necessary adjustments
[ ] check for necessary adjustments if plot code is run on already collapsed set
[ ] check MonoColl code for wrong, missing, and obsolete bits, e.g. the taxlevels == "ALL" warning might not be needed anymore, but then a loop to run this on all taxlevels (and respective changes to output format) has to be introduced
Based on request by Jacob, so users can get the collapsed tree to use further, without only having it in the plot.
I already took the respective code block from the plotting function and made it a new function, to be found in
MonoColl.R
.Left to do:
MonoColl
function in plot instead ifmonocoll=TRUE
, with the necessary adjustmentsMonoColl
code for wrong, missing, and obsolete bits, e.g. thetaxlevels == "ALL"
warning might not be needed anymore, but then a loop to run this on all taxlevels (and respective changes to output format) has to be introduced