grid_at: Draw a Character Grid Matrix

In cursr: Cursor and Terminal Manipulation

Description

Constructs a grid with given dimension, character values, and step parameter, and prints it to screen

Usage

grid_at(
  yx = c(1, 1),
  dim = NULL,
  step = c(2, 2),
  text = c(".", ".", "+", "|", "|", "-", "-", rep("+", 8)),
  border = TRUE
)

Arguments

yx	(row,column) on screen or window where the upper-left corner of the grid is to be printed
dim	(row, column) vector for size of grid.
step	numeric vector describing grid step across (rows, columns)
text	character vector of values for the grid, in order: horizontal grid line, vertical grid line, grid intersection, left border, right border, top border, bottom border, corners (upper-left, upper-right, lower-left, lower-right), ticks (right, bottom, left, top)
border	logical value for whether a border should be included.

Value

NULL

See Also

Other drawing functions: box_at(), draw_arc(), draw_bezier(), draw_circle(), draw_ellipse(), draw_fn(), draw_lerp(), draw_path(), draw_ray(), draw_rect(), draw_shape(), fill_circle(), fill_ellipse(), fill_rect(), fill_shape(), grid_mat(), hline_at(), hline(), vline_at(), vline()

Examples

grid_at(yx=c(2,2), dim=c(11,13), step=c(2,4), border=TRUE)

cursr documentation built on Jan. 13, 2021, 7:35 a.m.