scale_fill_nycc: Color and fill scales for ggplots

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Color and fill scales for ggplots

Description

The functions scale_*_continuous and scale_*_discrete are exported from this package as aliases for the functions scale_*_nycc with appropriate default arguments. Because of this, these colors will overwrite ggplot2's default scales. To prevent this, either set scales manually in plots by calling ggplot2::scale_*, or attach ggplot2 after councildown.

Usage

scale_fill_nycc(palette = "mixed", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_nycc(palette = "main", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_discrete(palette = "main", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_continuous(...)

scale_fill_discrete(palette = "mixed", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_fill_continuous(...)

Arguments

palette	One of "bw","main", "mixed", "nycc_blue", "cool", "warm", "diverging", "indigo", "blue", "violet", "bronze", "orange", "forest", "single", "double". When palette is set to "single" or "double", it returns the first color and first and second color from the "main" palette respectively.
discrete	Boolean, should the scale be discrete?
reverse	Boolean, reverse the order of the selected palette
...	Further arguments passed to scale_* from ggplot2

Details

When discrete is TRUE arguments are passed via ... to discrete_scale. This is the default behavior. Otherwise, ... arguments are passed to scale_color_gradientn or scale_fill_gradientn as appropriate.

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