grid.element | R Documentation |
Creates a element.grob
object which is a grid
gTree
, representing an SVG element. Useful in
conjunction with grid.export
, to produce an SVG document with
elements inserted at particular points. The element (and its children)
are inserted at the point where the grob is “drawn”. Text can
be inserted in a similar manner with grid.textNode
.
grid.element(el, name = NULL, attrs = NULL,
namespace = NULL, namespaceDefinitions = NULL,
children = NULL, vp = NULL,
childrenvp = NULL, asis = FALSE)
elementGrob(el, name = NULL, attrs = NULL,
namespace = NULL, namespaceDefinitions = NULL,
children = NULL, vp = NULL,
childrenvp = NULL, asis = FALSE)
grid.textNode(text, name = NULL, vp = NULL)
textNodeGrob(text, name = NULL, vp = NULL)
el |
The name of the SVG element to create, e.g. "rect". |
text |
A single element character vector of text directly into insert into the SVG image. |
name |
A character identifier. |
attrs |
A list, where the names are SVG attribute names, and values are the values given to the SVG attributes. |
namespace |
A character vector specifying the namespace for this new element. |
namespaceDefinitions |
A character vector or a list with each element being a string. These give the URIs identifying the namespaces uniquely. The elements should have names which are used as prefixes. A default namespace has "" as the name. The values here are used only for defining new namespaces and not for determining the namespace to use for this particular element. |
children |
A gList object containing children of this element (if any). |
vp |
A viewport object to draw within. |
childrenvp |
A viewport object to use for the children of the element grob. |
asis |
If |
An element.grob
object. For grid.textNode
a
textnode.grob
object.
Simon Potter
grid.export
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