as_group | R Documentation |
While you often want to apply filters to layers one by one, there are times
when one filter should be applied to a collection of layers as if they were
one. This can be achieved by first combining all the layers into a group with
as_group()
and applying the filter to the resulting group. This can only be
done to ggplot2 layers and grobs as the other supported objects are not part
of a graphic stack.
as_group(..., id = NULL, include = is.null(id))
... |
A range of layers to combine |
id |
A string identifying this layer for later use |
include |
Should the layer itself be included in the graphic |
A list of Layer
objects or a gTree depending on the
input
Other layer references:
as_colourspace()
,
as_reference()
library(ggplot2) # With no grouping the filters on layers are applied one by one ggplot(mtcars, aes(mpg, disp)) + with_shadow(geom_smooth(alpha = 1), sigma = 4) + with_shadow(geom_point(), sigma = 4) # Grouping the layers allows you to apply a filter on the combined result ggplot(mtcars, aes(mpg, disp)) + as_group( geom_smooth(alpha = 1), geom_point(), id = 'group_1' ) + with_shadow('group_1', sigma = 4)
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