jjplot: The workhorse plotting function for the jjplot plotting...

In jjplot: The jjplot plotting library for making beautiful plots fast and simple.

Description

This is the main entry point for generating plots via the jjplot library. It is called by specifying a data frame on which to operate, along with a formula which defines aesthetic mappings along with a tree of statistic and geometry commands.

Usage

jjplot(f, data = NULL, 
                   log.x = FALSE, log.y = FALSE,
                   xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL,
                   facet.x = NULL, facet.y = NULL,
                   facet.nrow = NA, facet.ncol = NA,
                   facet.xorder = NULL, facet.yorder = NULL,
                   labels.x = NULL, labels.y = NULL,
                   squash.unused = FALSE,
                   theme = jjplot.theme(),
                   expand = c(0.04, 0.04))

Arguments

f	A formula specifying mappings for x and y aesthetics, as well as the statistic and geometry commands. See details.
data	A data frame in whose scope the data expressions (i.e., f) should be evaluated.
log.x	Use a logarithmic x scale.
log.y	Use a logarithmic y scale.
xlab	When specified, this overrides the default label for the x axis.
ylab	When specified, this overrides the default label for the y axis.
expand	A length-2 numeric vector. The axes are guaranteed to contain the range of the data plus a fraction of the data range specified by this parameter. The default simulates the default behavior of R's base plotting functions.

Details

The formula is specified by placing the optional y aesthetic to the left of the '~' and the x aesthetic as the first term (rightmost) of the formula. Layers are subsequently evaluated from right to left, separated by '+'. Parentheses are grouping operators for layers. Statistics can be applied using the ':' operator, with the statistic on the right hand side and operations depending on the statistic on the left hand side.

Full up-to-date documentation with examples can be found at: http://code.google.com/p/jjplot/wiki/Documentation

Value

The function is called only for its side effect (namely, a plot!).

Author(s)

Jonathan Chang <[e-mail]> Eytan Bakshy <[e-mail]>

References

http://code.google.com/p/jjplot/wiki/Documentation

Examples

 ## See the demos for example usages.
 ## Not run: demo(jjplot)

 ## See the following demo for speed tests.
 ## Not run: demo(jjplot.performance)

jjplot documentation built on May 2, 2019, 6:53 p.m.