plot_field_discrete: Plot gridded data with discrete intervals.
In matteodefelice/eneaR:

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Display geo-gridded data.

plot_field_discrete(x, lon, lat, lonlim = 'auto', latlim = 'auto', labels = c(), breaks, cscale = "Spectral", varname = "x", title = c(), mask = NULL, siglev = NULL, plot_only_sig = F, smooth = F, smooth_factor = 5, smooth_theta = 0.5, lineWidth = 0.5, dotSize = 0.5, GRID_STEP = 10, FONT_SIZE = 18)

`x`	The data field to plot. It can be a matrix (suggested) or a vector. The matrix should have longitudinal data on the rows, otherwise the function will try to transpose the matrix giving a warning message. The data frame instead should have three columns with longitude, latitude and the data to plot.
`lon`	Longitude vector in the range -180, 180. If the longitude is provided in the 0, 360 range it will be transformed with a warning message.
`lat`	Latitude vector.
`lonlim`	Plot longitude range.
`latlim`	Plot latitude range.
`labels`	A character vector of labels associated to the breaks. The length of this vector should be equals to the length of breaks + 2 (the two extremes). If the length of the labels vector is zero, the function 'pretty_labels' is used on the breaks vector.
`breaks`	A vector with the break values. The breaks are considered "open" at both sides, i.e. -Inf and Inf are added at the extremes.
`cscale`	The colorscale, it may be the name of a colorbrewer palette (see http://colorbrewer2.org/) or a vector containing the colors used. Spectral palette is used as default.
`rev_cscale`

Reverse the color scale itemshow_lat_lon_labels Show the labels 'longitude' and 'latitude'

`varname`	Name of the plotted variables. It will appear into the legend.
`title`	Title of the plot.
`mask`	Data field to be used to mask the data for significance levels. It has the same dimensions of x.
`siglev`	Level of significance to show. All the points where mask <= siglev will be dotted.
`plot_only_sig`	Instead of displaying dots over the grid points that satisfy the condition mask < siglev, only those points will be shown leaving the rest of the data as NA.
`smooth`	Apply a spatial smoothing to the data to make it easier to read.
`smooth_factor`	The coefficient defining how much the shown grid will be finer than the original.
`smooth_theta`	The 'theta' factor of 'fields::image.smooth'
`lineWidth`	Width of the borders lines.
`dotSize`	Size of the dots used to show significance.
`GRID_STEP`	Distance between latitude/longitude axis labels
`FONT_SIZE`	Font size.