View source: R/plot.map.csd.bf.R
plot.map.csd.bf | R Documentation |
Create a map of selected Canadian CSD with shades
plot.map.csd.bf(province.name = c("NL","PE","NS","NB","QC","ON","MB","SK","AB","BC","YT","NT","NU"),
value.data = NULL,
colours = NULL,
plot.title = "",
plot.fig.num = "",
caption = "",
legend.title = "")
province.name |
A vector of the 2 letter code for provinces to plot. One or more of: "NL","PE","NS","NB","QC","ON","MB","SK","AB","BC","YT","NT","NU" |
value.data |
a data table with 2 columns - first column must be string that denotes Province-CSD ID. Second column has to be numeric and is the value you want to show |
colours |
Vector (or set.colour function) of colours to use. If not, default palette is generated. |
plot.title |
Character denoting title of the plot |
plot.fig.num |
Character denoting plot number (or another plot annotations) |
caption |
character for caption (sources etc) |
legend.title |
Character denoting legend titles |
export |
TRUE/FALSE whether to export file as EPS under default options (height=6 inches, width=9 inches) |
export.name |
Name of the exported EPS file |
A map plot that conforms to Brookfield style
plot.map.csd.bf()
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