for RepoStatistics.R, change plot title to the name of the working directory?

[WilDoane]

When many repo_statistics.pdf files are generated, it's difficult to tell which plot (i.e., for which student/user/directory) you're looking at... changing the plot title to the name of the working directory is one possible way to address that.

p <- p + ggtitle("Commit Activity over Time")

becomes

p <- p + ggtitle(paste("Commit Activity over Time:", working.directory))

[briandk]

I was thinking if exactly this, actually. Glad you brought it up. Technically, each PDF lives in a student repo, so the use case here you're talking about isn't browsing the directory to the PDF (where it would be clear which folder you're in) but rather having multiple PDFs open simultaneously in a PDF viewing app, right?

[WilDoane]

Exactly.

For grading purposes, I might initially open ALL the students' repo_stats.pdf files.

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On Feb 6, 2013, at 9:21, "Brian A. Danielak" notifications@github.com wrote:

I was thinking if exactly this, actually. Glad you brought it up. Technically, each PDF lives in a student repo, so the use case here you're talking about isn't browsing the directory to the PDF (where it would be clear which folder you're in) but rather having multiple PDFs open simultaneously in a PDF viewing app, right?

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