gm.col_ord_wl {metools} | R Documentation |
Ordered Bar Graphic with Legend Model
Description
gm.col_ord_wl make a bar plot. Graphic models function family do graphic creation easy, is recommended for new programers, they have less and easyful parameters then p.col_ord but the graphic customize is more limited.
Usage
gm.col_ord_wl(
data,
ncolx,
ncoly,
ntimes,
title,
legtitle,
xlab = NULL,
ylab = NULL,
dec = FALSE,
div100 = FALSE,
percent = FALSE,
fontsize = 0,
colors = grDevices::rainbow(n = ntimes, v = 0.7),
clines = "white",
ctext = "white",
cbackground = "#141414",
cbserie = cbackground,
legwpos = 0,
legheight = 0.5
)
Arguments
data |
a dataframe |
ncolx |
number of x column in data frame |
ncoly |
number of y column in data frame |
ntimes |
number of observations to plot (count by tail) |
title |
title of plot |
legtitle |
title of legendbox |
xlab |
x axis label |
ylab |
y axis label |
dec |
If TRUE serie come be decrescent,if FALSE crescent(default=F) |
div100 |
If data percent are not in decimal format set TRUE. |
percent |
If TRUE, y axis in percent (default=F) |
fontsize |
change size of all words in graphic (only numbers) |
colors |
colors of bars |
clines |
color of lines in graphic |
ctext |
color of words in graphic |
cbackground |
color of graphic background |
cbserie |
color of serie border (default= same cbackground) |
legwpos |
legend words position (numeric) |
legheight |
height of legend box |
Value
Return a graphic.
Examples
v=data.frame("x"=seq(from=1,to=4,by=1),"y"=c(5,3,7,2))
gm.col_ord_wl(v,1,2,title="Simple example",ntimes=3,legwpos=-2.5)