timeLineGraphics {timeLineGraphics} | R Documentation |
timeLineGraphics
Description
This function is the driver that organizes the production of an html page containing horizontal strips that symbolize events in a person's life.
Usage
timeLineGraphics(
l,
vfactor = 3,
abline = TRUE,
bkgRBG = c(13, 65, 130),
ablineRBG = c(26, 85, 145),
pdfWidth = 20,
pdfHeight = 20,
extendRight = 50,
yearsTicks = 10,
ymargin = 0.05,
nameCEX = 4,
main = "Timelines",
WidthHTML = 850,
imageDir = tempdir(),
leftOver = TRUE
)
Arguments
l |
is a list
|
vfactor |
is height of a horizontal strip |
abline |
is Boolean if TRUE add dates and corresponding vertical ablines |
bkgRBG |
is ie c(13,65,130) specifying background color |
ablineRBG |
specifying abline color |
pdfWidth |
the width parameter to pdf() |
pdfHeight |
the height parameter to pdf() |
extendRight |
extends plot to the right to provide room to fit in names |
yearsTicks |
number of years interval between x axis ticks |
ymargin |
is fraction of maxy to leave as top and bottom margin |
nameCEX |
control size of font in text() to display names associated with each horizontal strip |
main |
main title for the graph |
WidthHTML |
the width of the figure when imported into html page |
imageDir |
where to save the image output files |
leftOver |
if TRUE then pictures that do not fit in horizontal strip are placed to left of strip rather than omitted |
Details
the parameters here work fine in general but they were tuned to match the chart in https://mathigon.org/timeline since my intention is to generate a consistent display of that chart and my chart above one another a consideration is to have the horizontal strips sufficiently tall so that the images of the in-laid paintings can be seen clearly the default RBG values match the design in https://mathigon.org/timeline construct graph whose x axis is years y axis is items to be plotted such as a person's years of birth and death within a broad colored horizontal line overlain with pictures related to that person
Value
No return value, called for side effects