set.colours: Set a colour palette or generate one according to your...

In BrookfieldIIE/BFTheme: Brookfield R Theme

Set a colour palette or generate one according to your specification. Refers to the main Style Guide on choosing colours that match your intention and report style. set.colours <- function(n,type = "categorical",gradient.choice = "dark.blue")

Description

Set a colour palette or generate one according to your specification. Refers to the main Style Guide on choosing colours that match your intention and report style. set.colours <- function(n,type = "categorical",gradient.choice = "dark.blue")

Usage

set.colours(n, type = "categorical", gradient.choice = "dark.blue",
  categorical.choice = NULL, special = NULL)

Arguments

n	Integer to select the right set of colours
type	Either "categorical" or "gradient", decides the type of colour you're going to get
gradient.choice	For gradient type, specify the colour. One of: c("dark.blue","light.blue", "pink","yellow","magenta","orange","green","teal","grey")
categorical.choice	Specify custom colour names as a vector (same name as gradient.choice)One of: c("dark.blue","light.blue","pink","yellow","magenta","orange","green","teal","grey")
special	special colours, will be added in the future - opposing colours, opposing gradients

Value

Character vector containing HEX value for colours

Examples

set.colours(1,type="categorical",gradient.choice="dark.blue")

BrookfieldIIE/BFTheme documentation built on March 24, 2023, 12:42 p.m.