NEWS.md

In AllanCameron/geomtextpath: Curved Text in 'ggplot2'

geomtextpath 0.1.5

• Improved handling of empty data (#76, #100).
• The default alpha is no longer 1 but NA (#95).
• Fixed bug where show.legend was not working in geom_textabline() (#96).
• Fixed some partially matching arguments (#98)
• Labels placed in polar coordinates at r = 0 are now drawn horizontally instead of throwing errors (#104).

geomtextpath 0.1.4

• Fix for compatibility with textshaping 0.4.0.

geomtextpath 0.1.3

• Fix for compatibility with ggplot2 3.5.0.

geomtextpath 0.1.2

• Fixed invalid html

geomtextpath 0.1.1

• Fixed a bug in the windows graphics device when using arrows (#66).
• Fixed HTML5 bug by updating Roxygen2

geomtextpath 0.1.0

Initial version released on CRAN.

• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
• Plot text atop curve for readability purposes.
• Support for lineend, linejoin, linemitre parameters.
• Letter angles should now be stable for regardless of aspect ratios and recomputed when the plot device is resized (#6).
• Line breaks now implemented (#4).
• Added support for user-defined text spacing.
• Text angles are now correct for straight paths.
• Duplicated labels are now allowed.
• Multi-line text can be justified horizontally using the halign parameter.
• Added support for bidirectional text and composite Unicode glyphs (#).
• Added plotmath support (#25).
• Added richtext support (#39).
• Added coord_curvedpolar for curved polar axis labels (#5).
• Labels on single points will now be placed on paths to allow them to curve in polar co-ordinates. This means geom_textpath can be used as a drop-in for geom_text in most circumstances.
• Added text and label equivalents of all line based geom layers.
• Added geom_textsf and geom_labelsf (#41)
• Added vignettes to cover use cases, aesthetics, polar co-ordinates and an introduction to the package.
• Added smoothing options (#11, #21)
• Created website based on vignettes via pkgdown

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