playwith (version 0.9-54)

plotCoords: API for defining data coordinates of a plot

Description

Given a call to a plot function, return the data coordinates.

Usage

plotCoords(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, data, panel.args, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
plotCoords.plot(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords.plot"(name, object, call, envir, data, ...)
"plotCoords.plot"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords.plot"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
plotCoords.biplot(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords.biplot"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords.biplot"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords.biplot"(name, object, call, envir, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, panel.args, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, panel.args, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, panel.args, ...)
"plotCoords"(name, object, call, envir, panel.args, packet, ...)

Arguments

name

The class of this object is the name of the plot function. Hence methods can be defined for different plot functions.

object

the object passed as first argument to the plot call.

call

the plot call.

envir

environment containing objects referenced by the call. Call arguments should be evaluated in this environment.

panel.args

passed for Lattice plots only: panel arguments for the relevant panel.

packet

passed for Lattice plots only: packet number for which to return data (corresponds to panel.args).

data

passed for non-Lattice plots only: a "data" argument, or NULL, to be used in evaluating call arguments (in addition to envir).

...

ignored.

Value

a list with components:

x, y

data point coordinates (in native panel / user coordinates).

subscripts

(optional) data point subscripts.

Details

None yet...

See Also

xyData, xy.coords

Examples

## Note, these are not designed to be called directly;
## they are used internally in playwith().
## But for demonstration purposes:
pargs <- trellis.panelArgs(qqmath(rnorm(20)), packet = 1)
plotCoords(structure("qqmath", class = "qqmath"),
           call = quote(qqmath(rnorm(20))), envir = new.env(),
           panel.args = pargs)