agg_col: Add a col layer to an arphit plot.

In angusmoore/arphit: RBA-style R Plots

Description

Add a col layer to an arphit plot.

Usage

agg_col(aes = NULL, data = NULL, colour = NULL, barcol = NULL,
  panel = "1", stacked = TRUE, reorder_bars = NULL, color)

Arguments

aes	The aesthetic that defines the layer. Will inherit (or parts thereof) if omitted.
data	The data to be used. Will inherit from parent if missing.
colour	A colour to be applied to all of the series, or (if your aesthetic has a group), a vector of colours that will be cycled through to consecutive group elements.
barcol	(optional) Outline colours for each bar series
panel	(default = "1") Which panel of the graph to place this layer on. You can specify a vector of panels (e.g. 'panel = c("1","3")') to apply the layer to multiple panels at once.
stacked	(default = TRUE) Stack the bars, or group them?
reorder_bars	A vector (of values of your grouping variable) to set the order bars should appear in. First element is closest to the axis. Does nothing for non-grouped layers. (And doesn't affect adding subsequent layers, which will always appear after earlier layers, regardless of 'reorder_bars')
color	(Deprecated; use colour instead) Alias for colour

See Also

vignette("plotting-options", package = "arphit") for a detailed description of all the plotting options

Examples

data  <- data.frame(unemployment = rnorm(20),
                    state = c(rep("A", 10), rep("B", 10)),
                    date = seq.Date(from = as.Date("2017-01-10"),
                                    length.out = 10,
                                    by = "quarter"))
arphitgg(data) +
  agg_col(agg_aes(x = date, y = unemployment, group = state), panel = "1")

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