aitoa.plot.gantt: Plot a Gantt Chart
In thomasWeise/aitoaEvaluate: An R Package for Evaluating the aitoa Results

Plot a Gantt chart based on a list x of lists of data. The list contains one list for each machine. Each machine list, in turn, is a list of lists, too. Each of their elements has the form list(job=, start=, end=), with elements denoting the job ID, start, and end time, respectively.

aitoa.plot.gantt(
  x,
  machine.name.func = as.character,
  job.colors = NA_character_,
  print.job.names = TRUE,
  force.job.names = FALSE,
  job.name.func = as.character,
  job.name.cex = .gantt.default.job.name.cex,
  xlab = NA_character_,
  ylab = NA_character_,
  time.max = NA_integer_,
  instance.limit = NA_integer_,
  instance.limit.name = NA_character_,
  instance.limit.cex = .instance.limit.cex,
  instance.limit.color = .instance.limit.color,
  instance.limit.lty = .instance.limit.lty,
  instance.limit.lwd = .instance.limit.lwd,
  instance.limit.adj = .gantt.default.instance.limit.adj,
  center.label = NA_character_,
  center.label.cex = .gantt.label.cex,
  center.label.bg = .gantt.label.bg,
  las = 1L,
  xaxs = "i",
  yaxs = "i",
  mgp = .default.mgp,
  tck = .default.tck,
  cex = .default.cex,
  mar = if ((is.null(xlab) || is.na(xlab)) && (is.null(ylab) || is.na(ylab)))
    .default.mar.without.labels else NULL,
  ...
)

`x`	the data to be plotted
`machine.name.func`	a function converting a machine index into a character string with the machine name. The first machine index is `0L`, the last one `length(x) - 1L`.
`job.colors`	an optional vector of job colors
`print.job.names`	should the job names be printed into the job rectangles?
`force.job.names`	if `FALSE`, then job names for sub-jobs which are simply to small to properly fit the string into are omitted, if `TRUE` they are printed anyway. This is only considered if `print.job.names`
`job.name.func`	a function converting a job index into a character string, only used if `isTRUE(print.job.names)`, the job indices passed on depend on the indices present in `x`.
`job.name.cex`	the scaling for job names, only considered if `isTRUE(print.job.names)`
`xlab`	the label for the x-axis
`ylab`	the label for the y-axis
`time.max`	an optional maximal time value
`instance.limit`	an opional quality limit to be plotted as horizontal line
`instance.limit.name`	the optional name of the quality limit, `NA` for omit
`instance.limit.cex`	the font scaling for the instance limit annotation (only if `!is.na(instance.limit.name)`)
`instance.limit.color`	the color for the instance limit line
`instance.limit.lty`	the line type for the instance limit line
`instance.limit.lwd`	the line width for the instance limit line
`instance.limit.adj`	the adjustment for the instance limit annotation (only if `!is.na(instance.limit.name)`)
`center.label`	an optional label to be plotted in the lower center
`center.label.cex`	the font size multiplier for the label
`center.label.bg`	the background for the label
`las`	the axis label oriantation (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
`xaxs`	the x-axis interval type (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
`yaxs`	the y-axis interval type (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
`mgp`	the mgp parameter to be passed to plot
`tck`	the tck parameter to be passed to plot
`cex`	the default character scaling
`mar`	the default margins
`...`	parameters to be passed to plot