add_aesthetic: Add an Aesthetic

In grobblR: Creating Flexible, Reproducible 'PDF' Reports

Description

Add an aesthetic to a grob matrix object.

Usage

add_aesthetic(
  grob_object,
  aesthetic,
  value = NULL,
  group = c("cells", "column_names", "column_headings")
)

Arguments

grob_object	The R6 object outputted by either grob_matrix or grob_text.
aesthetic	The matrix aesthetic the user wishes to add.
value	A single value or a matrix of values the user wants to apply to the group of matrix / text elements for the given aesthetic. If a matrix of values is supplied, then the matrix must be of the same dimensions as the chosen subset of the matrix / text.
group	The group of the grob matrix object the user wants to add the aesthetic to. For objects initialized by grob_matrix, the user can add an aesthetic to the 'cells', the 'column_names' or the 'column_headings'. If the user is passing through an object initialized by grob_text, then only 'cells' will be accepted.

Details

Accepted aesthetics:

Matrix / Text

• background_alpha

• background_color

• border_color

• border_sides

• border_width

• font_face

• group_elements

• replace_na

• round_rect_radius

• text_align

• text_cex

• text_font

• text_color

• text_just

• text_v_align

• text_v_just

• text_rot

To see descriptions of the aesthetics above, see the documentation of ga_list.

Value

The R6 object of the grob matrix class with its aesthetics properties altered.

Examples

df = data.frame(var1 = c(5, 14, 6, 10), var2 = c(3, 30, 17, 7))
df %>%
  grob_matrix() %>% 
  add_aesthetic(aesthetic = 'text_color', value = 'red', group = 'cells') %>%
  view_grob()

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