View source: R/get_brewer_pal.R
get_brewer_pal | R Documentation |
Get and plot a (modified) palette from Color Brewer. This function is deprecated. Please use c4a
instead.
get_brewer_pal(palette, n = 5, contrast = NA, stretch = TRUE, plot = TRUE)
palette |
name of the color brewer palette. Run |
n |
number of colors |
contrast |
a vector of two numbers between 0 and 1 that defines the contrast range of the palette. Applicable to sequential and diverging palettes. For sequential palettes, 0 stands for the leftmost color and 1 the rightmost color. For instance, when |
stretch |
logical that determines whether intermediate colors are used for a categorical palette when |
plot |
should the palette be plot, or only returned? If |
The default contrast of the palette depends on the number of colors, n
, in the following way. The default contrast is maximal, so (0, 1)
, when n = 9
for sequential palettes and n = 11
for diverging palettes. The default contrast values for smaller values of n
can be extracted with some R magic: sapply(1:9, tmaptools:::default_contrast_seq)
for sequential palettes and sapply(1:11, tmaptools:::default_contrast_div)
for diverging palettes.
vector of color values. It is silently returned when plot=TRUE
.
palette_explorer
get_brewer_pal("Blues")
get_brewer_pal("Blues", contrast=c(.4, .8))
get_brewer_pal("Blues", contrast=c(0, 1))
get_brewer_pal("Blues", n=15, contrast=c(0, 1))
get_brewer_pal("RdYlGn")
get_brewer_pal("RdYlGn", n=11)
get_brewer_pal("RdYlGn", n=11, contrast=c(0, .4))
get_brewer_pal("RdYlGn", n=11, contrast=c(.4, 1))
get_brewer_pal("Set2", n = 12)
get_brewer_pal("Set2", n = 12, stretch = FALSE)
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