coo_listpanel
plots a list of shapes if passed with a list of
coordinates. Mainly used by panel.Coo functions. If used outside the latter,
shapes must be "templated", see coo_template. If you want to reorder shapes
according to a factor, use arrange.
coo_listpanel(
coo.list,
dim,
byrow = TRUE,
fromtop = TRUE,
cols,
borders,
poly = TRUE,
points = FALSE,
points.pch = 3,
points.cex = 0.2,
points.col = "#333333",
...
)
Returns (invisibly) a data.frame
with position of shapes that
can be used for other sophisticated plotting design.
A list
of coordinates
A vector
of the form (nb.row, nb.cols)
to specify
the panel display. If missing, shapes are arranged in a square.
logical
. Whether to draw successive shape by row or by col.
logical
. Whether to display shapes from the top of the
plotting region.
A vector
of colors to fill shapes.
A vector
of colors to draw shape borders.
logical whether to use polygon or lines to draw shapes. mainly for use for outlines and open outlines.
logical if poly is set to FALSE whether to add points
if points is TRUE, a pch for these points
if points is TRUE, a cex for these points
if points is TRUE, a col for these points
additional arguments to feed generic plot
Other plotting functions:
coo_arrows()
,
coo_draw()
,
coo_lolli()
,
coo_plot()
,
coo_ruban()
,
ldk_chull()
,
ldk_confell()
,
ldk_contour()
,
ldk_labels()
,
ldk_links()
,
plot_devsegments()
,
plot_table()
coo_listpanel(bot$coo) # equivalent to panel(bot)
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