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R function to export Plotly graphs as static SVG (and optionally PDF and PNG) images.
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| # Remarks: | |
| # | |
| # The export is done using the automated testing framework [Selenium](https:// | |
| # de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium) which results in opening a browser window | |
| # (Google Chrome) that might has to be closed by hand. Other than Plotly's | |
| # own `export()` function this one also allows to set the `width` and `height` | |
| # of the exported plot (in the former it's hardcoded to 800x600 pixels). If | |
| # `incl_PDF_copy`/`incl_PNG_copy` is set to `TRUE`, the exported SVG additionally | |
| # gets converted to a PDF/PNG using the R package [`rsvg`](https://github.com/ | |
| # jeroen/rsvg/tree/40576ac326621b40224db344b09158f4ff717433) which relies on |