grid.vwline | R Documentation |
Draw a variable-width line where the main line is a series of straight line segments and the width is specified at each vertex and linearly interpolated along each segment.
vwlineGrob(x, y, w, default.units="npc", open=TRUE,
linejoin="round", lineend="butt", mitrelimit=4,
stepWidth=FALSE, render=if (open) vwPolygon else vwPath(),
gp=gpar(fill="black"), name=NULL, debug=FALSE)
grid.vwline(...)
x |
A numeric vector or unit describing x-locations. |
y |
A numeric vector or unit describing y-locations. |
w |
A numeric vector or unit describing widths at each location,
or a width specification generated by |
default.units |
The units used if |
open |
A boolean indicating whether to connect the last location back to the first location to produce a closed line. |
linejoin |
The line join style; one of |
lineend |
The line ending style; one of |
mitrelimit |
A numeric that controls when a mitre join is converted to a bevel join or a mitre ending is converted to a square ending. |
stepWidth |
A logical indicating whether widths are fixed along the length of a segment. |
render |
A function that is used to render the outline of the path that is generated for the variable-width line. |
gp |
A set of graphical parameters; see |
name |
A name for the grob generated for the variable-width line. |
debug |
A logical indicating whether to produce graphical debugging output. |
... |
Arguments passed to |
If stepWidth
is TRUE
, the last width value is ignored.
grid.vwline
is used for its side-effect of drawing a
variable-width
line; vwlineGrob
returns a "vwlineGrob"
object.
Paul Murrell
grid.vwcurve
,
grid.vwXspline
,
grid.brushXspline
,
grid.offsetXspline
grid.newpage()
grid.vwline(c(.2, .5, .8), rep(.8, 3), unit(c(1, 3, 2), "cm"))
grid.vwline(c(.2, .5, .8), rep(.6, 3), unit(c(1, 3, 2), "cm"),
stepWidth=TRUE)
grid.vwline(c(.2, .5, .8), rep(.4, 3), unit(c(1, 3, 2), "cm"),
linejoin="mitre", lineend="round")
grid.vwline(c(.2, .5, .8), rep(.2, 3), unit(c(1, 3, 2), "cm"),
gp=gpar(col="black"), debug=TRUE)
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