Package 'deggust'

Auto plot or ggplot2 of an edibble design

Description

Auto plot or ggplot2 of an edibble design

Usage

## S3 method for class 'edbl_table'
autoplot(
  .edibble,
  title = NULL,
  aspect_ratio = 1,
  shape = "circle",
  text = FALSE,
  image = NULL,
  fill = NULL,
  node = NULL,
  horizontal = TRUE
)

Arguments

.edibble	An edibble desgin, an edibble table or an edibble graph.
title	The title of the plot. By default it is the name of the edibble design if available.
aspect_ratio	The aspect ratio of the graph.
shape	The shape of the unit.
text	A logical value of whether to show the text or not. Alternatively, it can be a ggplot2::element_text() object to customise other elements of text, e.g., size, font, font face, color, etc.
image	An image to use instead of shape. The file path to the image should be supplied. If an image is supplied, shape is ingored.
fill	A character vector of variable names to display. Only a maximum of three variables are allowed. Currently, it's assumed that the the variables are discrete. In general, it's assumed that the variables are treatment variables.
node	A character vector of variable names. It's assumed that the variables are units.
horizontal	A logical value indicating whether the display should be optimized for horizontal display (default) or vertical display. Not yet implemented.
...	Unused at the moment.

Value

A ggplot object.

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Change selected scale where multiple scales of same aesthetic exist

Description

Change selected scale where multiple scales of same aesthetic exist

Usage

scale_aes_select(i, f, ...)

Arguments

i	An integer denoting the scale number.
f	The scale function or the scale object.
...	The arguments to the scale function f.

See Also

scale_fills

Examples

scale_aes_select(1, ggplot2::scale_fill_manual, values = c("red", "white", "blue"))
scale_aes_select(1, ggplot2::scale_fill_manual(values = c("red", "white", "blue")))

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Colour scales for multiple scales of the same aesthetic

Description

This function has the same argument as the corresponding ggplot2 scale functions where the index after the aesthetic name is omitted from the function. E.g. scale_fill1_binned has the same argument as scale_filled_binned. Where there is multiple fill scales, the index after the aesthetic name determines which fill scale is modified.

Usage

scale_fill1_binned(...)

scale_fill2_binned(...)

scale_fill3_binned(...)

scale_fill1_brewer(...)

scale_fill2_brewer(...)

scale_fill3_brewer(...)

scale_fill1_continuous(...)

scale_fill2_continuous(...)

scale_fill3_continuous(...)

scale_fill1_date(...)

scale_fill2_date(...)

scale_fill3_date(...)

scale_fill1_datetime(...)

scale_fill2_datetime(...)

scale_fill3_datetime(...)

scale_fill1_discrete(...)

scale_fill2_discrete(...)

scale_fill3_discrete(...)

scale_fill1_manual(...)

scale_fill2_manual(...)

scale_fill3_manual(...)

Arguments

...	The arguments for the corresponding scale function.

See Also

scale_aes_select

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