ggMyTS: Easily plot time series trends with 'ggplot'
In jgabry/QMSS_package: Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences

Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) See Also Examples

ggMyTS is primarily designed to be used with a data frame created with meltMyTS (QMSS).

1 2	ggMyTS(df, varlist, line = TRUE, point = TRUE, pointsize = 3, linewidth = 1.25, ...)

`df`	The data frame in which to look for variables to be plotted. Typically created with `meltMyTS` (QMSS)
`varlist`	A character string or vector naming the variable(s) in `df` to plot. If `varlist` is not specified, then all variables in `df` will be used.
`line`	Should lines be plotted? Defaults to `TRUE`.
`point`	Should points be plotted? Defaults to `TRUE`.
`pointsize`	Size of the points, if `point == TRUE`.
`linewidth`	Width of the line(s), if `line == TRUE`.
`...`	Other options that will be passed to `geom_line` and `geom_point`. See examples.

A ggplot object.

At least one of line or point must be TRUE.

Jonah Gabry <jsg2201@columbia.edu>. See ggplot for the author of the ggplot function.

meltMyTS

## Not run: 
keep.vars <- c("year", "n.confinan", "fulltime")
plot.dat <- meltMyTS(mv.ts.object = by.year.ts,
                     time.var = "year", keep.vars = keep.vars)
ggMyTS(plot.dat, varlist = c("n.confinan", "fulltime"))
ggMyTS(plot.dat, "n.confinan", color = "forestgreen", point = F, linetype = 2)

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