grplot.parental: Plot a graph.

In rjbgoudie/parental: Light-weight graph package

Description

Plots a parental graph, by default using the layout routines of the package 'network'.

Usage

  ## S3 method for class 'parental'
 grplot(parents, col = 1, alpha = 1,
  edgecol, edgealpha = 1, layout.par = list(niter = 1e+05),
  grobNode = grobNodeName, grobNodeSize = grobNodeNameSize,
  offset = 0.25, hideIsolates = F, coords, ...)

Arguments

parents	An object of class 'parental'
col	A vector of colours for the nodes (FIXME - does not currently work.)
alpha	A vector of alpha values for the nodes (FIXME - does not currently work.)
edgecol	A matrix of edge colours.
edgealpha	A matrix of edge alpha values
layout.par	Passed to network.layout.fruchtermanreingold
grobNode	A grob function that will be used to draw the nodes
grobNodeSize	A function that can compute the sizes of the nodes
offset	A offset
hideIsolates	A logical of length 1. If true, isolates nodes (those not connected to any other node) are removed.
coords	Optionally provide the coordinates at which each node will be drawn. This should be supplied as a data.frame with columns xcoord and ycoord.
...	Further arguments (not currently passed on?)

Value

A lattice plot

See Also

grplot.parental.list, panel.parental

Examples

x <- parental(c(), c(1), c(2))
grplot(x)

rjbgoudie/parental documentation built on May 27, 2019, 9:11 a.m.