lim.axis.svg: Generate SVG element of axis

In ytdai/easySVG: An Easy SVG Basic Elements Generator

Description

This function will generate a axis form SVG element.

Usage

lim.axis.svg(x = NULL, stroke = "#000000", stroke.width = 1,
  line.length = 100, axis.font.size = 8, digit = 2, span = 5,
  id = NULL, unit = NULL)

Arguments

x	a vector, the range of your number
stroke	a number, the line stroke of the axis
stroke.width	a number, the line stroke of the axis
line.length	a number, the line length of the axis
axis.font.size	a number, the axis font size of axis
digit	a number, the significant digits number of axis
span	a number, distance between number and axis line
id	a character, the id name of this axis
unit	the unit of this axis

Value

the characher type of SVG element

Examples

lim.axis.1 <- lim.axis.svg(x = c(100, 900), id = "test")
pack_info_1 <- pack.svg(pack.content = lim.axis.1)
# You can write it in a svg file
# message(pack_info_1)

lim.axis.2 <- lim.axis.svg(x = c(3.3, 4,5), id = "test", unit = 4000, axis.font.size = 4)
pack_info_2 <- pack.svg(pack.content = lim.axis.2)
# You can write it in a SVG file
# message(pack_info_2)

ytdai/easySVG documentation built on May 29, 2019, 12:18 p.m.