| .arrangement-class | R Documentation |
.arrangement classThis class contains the plotting arrangement information.
These gp* parameters will specify plot parameters that are
available with gpar(). gp will adjust plot parameters,
gpText will adjust title and legend text, gpAxis will
adjust the axes. size adjusts point size in a SpatialPoints object.
These will persist with the original Plot call for each individual object.
Multiple entries can be used, but they must be named list elements
and they must match the ... items to plot.
This is true for a RasterStack also, i.e., the list of named elements
must be the same length as the number of layers being plotted.
The naming convention used is: RasterStackName$layerName, i.e, landscape$DEM.
rowsnumeric. Number of rows in the arrangement.
columnsnumeric. Number of columns in the arrangement.
actual.rationumeric. Ratio of columns to rows
ds.dimensionRationumeric. Ratio of the device size to the ratio of the extents.
dsnumeric of length 2. The dimensions of the plotting window in inches.
objectslist of length number of spatial objects. Each list has a character vector of the layer names in each of those.
isRasterlogical vector, indicating whether each object is a Raster* object.
namescharacter vector, indicating the names of the layers in the plot.
extentslist of class Extent objects. These are needed to calculate the
ds.dimensionRatio, which is used to scale the Spatial* objects correctly.
isSpatialObjectslogical indicating whether the object(s) are spatialObjects or not.
layoutlist of length 2, with width and height measurements for layout.
gpa gpar object or list of named gpar objects. These names must
match the names of the ... objects. Default is NULL. See details.
gpTexta gpar object or a list of named gpar objects. These names must
match the names of the ... objects. Default is NULL. See details.
gpAxisa gpar object or a list of named gpar objects. These names must
match the names of the ... objects. Default is NULL. See details.
sizea numeric or a named list of numerics, used for SpatialPoints plots.
Default is 5. See details.
Eliot McIntire
quickPlotClasses()
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