R/enlarge_raster.R

Defines functions ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR enlarge_raster

Documented in enlarge_raster

#' Enlarge a Color Matrix
#' 
#' This is a convenient wrapper of 
#' \code{colorRampPalette} to enlarge 
#' a color matrix or raster.
#' 
#' @param x a color matrix or raster. It should
#' have at least 1 row and 1 column with no NAs.
#' @param n a vector with 2 numbers. If it has 1 number, 
#' the number will be repeated twice. The two numbers 
#' indicate how many colors you will get in the result per 
#' row and per column. Default is \code{c(10, 10)}.
#' @param row_first enlarge rows first or enlarge columns 
#' first? Default is TRUE. The results are almost the same, 
#' so you do not need to change this.
#' @param space the \code{space} 
#' parameter used by \code{colorRampPalette}. It can be 
#' "rgb" (default) or "Lab".
#' 
#' @export
#' @examples
#' library(ggplot2)
#' # the original matrix
#' m=matrix(c(
#' 	"red", "yellow", "green", 
#' 	"blue", "purple", "cyan", 
#' 	"black", "orange", "grey"), byrow=TRUE, nrow=3)
#' # enlarge the matrix
#' mm=enlarge_raster(m, c(15, 15), space="Lab")
#' ggplot()+xlim(0, 10)+ylim(0, 5)+coord_fixed()+
#' 	annotation_raster(mm, 
#' 		xmin=0, xmax=10, ymin=0, ymax=5, interpolate=TRUE)
enlarge_raster=function(x, n=c(10, 10), row_first=TRUE, space="rgb"){
	cla=class(x)[1]
	stopifnot(cla %in% c("matrix", "raster"))
	if (cla == "raster") x=as.matrix(x)
	if (any(dim(x) < 1)) stop("x must have at least 1 row and 1 column.")
	if (anyNA(x)) stop("x must have no NAs.")
	if (length(n) == 1) n=rep(n, 2)
	if (row_first==TRUE){
		y=t(apply(x, 1, ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR, N=n[1], SPACE=space))
		y=apply(y, 2, ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR, N=n[2], SPACE=space)
	} else {
		y=apply(x, 2, ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR, N=n[2], SPACE=space)		
		y=t(apply(y, 1, ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR, N=n[1], SPACE=space))
	}
	y
}

ENLARGE_COLOR_VECTOR=function(X, N=10, SPACE) if (length(X) < N) grDevices::colorRampPalette(X, space=SPACE)(N) else X	

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