graphsAdjust: Make adjustments to a graph eg zoom, titles etc etc
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graphsAdjust

R Documentation

Make adjustments to a graph eg zoom, titles etc etc

Description

Make adjustments to a graph eg zoom, titles etc etc

Usage

graphsAdjust(
  graphs,
  vertical = FALSE,
  xDiscrete = FALSE,
  yDiscrete = FALSE,
  xReverse = FALSE,
  yReverse = FALSE,
  xDefault = FALSE,
  yDefault = FALSE,
  xLimits = c(0, NA),
  yLimits = c(0, NA),
  xExpand = ggplot2::expansion(mult = 0, add = 0),
  yExpand = ggplot2::expansion(mult = 0, add = 0),
  xLabelFormat = ggplot2::waiver(),
  yLabelFormat = ggplot2::waiver(),
  xOob = scales::oob_squish_infinite,
  yOob = scales::oob_squish_infinite,
  xLog = FALSE,
  yLog = FALSE,
  xIsDate = FALSE,
  yIsDate = FALSE,
  titles = NA,
  xLabel = NA,
  yLabel = NA,
  setTheme = theme_minimal_adapted(),
  plot.margins.default = TRUE,
  plot.margins = c(5, 5, 5, 5),
  plot.margins.units = "points"
)

Arguments

`graphs`	list of ggplot-objects to which the adjustments have to be made Note: MUST be a list
`vertical`	if TRUE, flips x- and y-axis
`xDiscrete`	specifies whether the x-axis should be discrete
`yDiscrete`	specifies whether the y-axis should be discrete
`xReverse`	specifies whether to reverse the x-axis
`yReverse`	specifies whether to reverse the y-axis
`xDefault`	if TRUE, then xExpand, xLimits and xOob are ignored (essentially autoscaling the x-axis)
`yDefault`	same as xDefault, but for y-axis
`xLimits`	range of the x-axis, normally xLimits = c(minimum, maximum) if minimum and/or maximum is NA, then they are autoscaled, if xLimits = NA then the range is 0, putting all datapoints in one line (x-axis-wise)
`yLimits`	range of the y-axis (see xLimits)
`xExpand`	allows for padding around data (x-axis), see ?ggplot2::expansion for proper explanation
`yExpand`	allows for padding around data (y-axis), see ?ggplot2::expansion for proper explanation
`xLabelFormat`	defines the numeric format to be used for the x-axis labels (see fromatDigits() & formatScientificDigits() for examples)
`yLabelFormat`	defines the numeric format to be used for the y-axis labels (see fromatDigits() & formatScientificDigits() for examples)
`xOob`	defines what to do with data that's out of range of the data, see ?scales::oob for proper explanation. Note: only deals with x-axis
`yOob`	defines what to do with data that's out of range of the data, see ?scales::oob for proper explanation. Note: only deals with y-axis
`xLog`	if TRUE then automatic transformation of the x-axis to logarihmic scale
`yLog`	if TRUE then automatic transformation of the y-axis to logarihmic scale
`xIsDate`	if TRUE then all settings regarding the x-axis are ignored, except xLimits which should be dates (defaults are not dates). Alternatively xDefault can be set to TRUE for autoscaling
`yIsDate`	if TRUE then all settings regarding the y-axis are ignored except yLimits which should be dates (defaults are not dates). Alternatively xDefault can be set to TRUE for autoscaling
`titles`	sets title of graph
`xLabel`	sets x-axis title
`yLabel`	set y-axos title
`setTheme`	if NA, then no theme is applied, otherwise uses the defined theme (can also be ggplot2 included themes, such as theme_bw())
`plot.margins.default`	if TRUE, ignore plot.margins and other parameters
`plot.margins`	defines margins (from the border) of the plot c(top, right, bottom, left)
`plot.margins.units`	default = "points", other possibilities: ?grid::unit , examples "cm", "points", "inches", "npc" (viewport) etc etc