plotToggles: the high level plotting function, vurrently provides plotting...

In wamserma/VCD2R: Parsing and Basic Operations on Value Change Dumps

the high level plotting function, vurrently provides plotting through ggplot2, dygraphs and plotly. The former being the fastes one, the others providing some degree of interactivity.

Description

the high level plotting function, vurrently provides plotting through ggplot2, dygraphs and plotly. The former being the fastes one, the others providing some degree of interactivity.

Usage

plotToggles(vcd, parse, top = NA, weights = list(`0` = -1, `1` = 1, z = 0, x
  = 1), type = c("ggplot2", "dygraphs", "plotly"), toggle_hold_time = 1,
  ...)

Arguments

vcd	A vcd object containg a hierarchy, VCD file information,...
parse	Parsed toggle events as generated by parseToggles
top	The signal for which the toggle counts shall be plotted
weights	Optional weights when toggles should be weighted, e.g. toggles to 0 should generate a smaller amplitude than toggles to 1-
type	The type of plot, currently one of 'c("ggplot2","dygraphs", "plotly")' with 'ggplot2' being default.
toggle_hold_time	Stretch a toggle event this amount of units into the future for better visibility. This is effectively the width of a toggle count in the plot; should match at most half a clock cycle, 'vcd$timescale“ is a good referece value. Set to 'NA“ to turn this feature off.
...	other parameters that are forwarded to ploty or dygraph or a named vector of timestamps called events; these are printed as labels (currently in dygraphs only)

wamserma/VCD2R documentation built on May 20, 2023, 11:17 p.m.