ggalign (version 1.0.1)

pair_links: Helper function to create pairs of observation groups

Description

ggmark() and cross_link() allow users to add links between observations. These functions help define the linked observations. The selected pairs will either be linked together, or each group in the pair will be linked separately to the same plot area.

• pair_links: Helper function to create pairs of observation groups.

• range_link: Helper function to create a range of observations.

Usage

pair_links(..., .handle_missing = "error", .reorder = NULL)
range_link(point1, point2)

Arguments

...

<dyn-dots> A list of formulas, where each side of the formula should be an integer or character index of the original data, or a range_link() object defining the linked observations. Use NULL to indicate no link on that side. You can also combine these by wrapping them into a single list(). If only the left-hand side of the formula exists, you can input it directly. For integer indices, wrap them with I() to use the ordering from the layout. You can also use waiver() to inherit values from the other group.

.handle_missing

A string of "error" or "remove" indicates the action for handling missing observations.

.reorder

A string of "hand1" or "hand2" indicating whether to reorder the input links to follow the specified layout ordering.

point1, point2

A single integer or character index, defining the lower and higher bounds of the range. For integer indices, wrap them with I() to indicate the ordered index by the layout.

Examples

x <- pair_links(
    # group on the left hand only
    c("a", "b"),
    # normally, integer index will be interpreted as the index of the
    # origianl data
    1:2,
    # wrapped with `I()` indicate` the integer index is ordering of the
    # layout
    I(1:2),
    range_link(1, 6),
    range_link("a", "b"),
    # group on the right hand only
    ~ 1:2,
    ~ c("a", "b"),
    ~ range_link(1, 6),
    # group on the both side
    range_link(1, 6) ~ c("a", "b"),
    # waiver() indicates the right hand is the same of the left hand
    range_link(1, 6) ~ waiver(),
    # the same for the left hand
    waiver() ~ 1:2,
    ~NULL # an empty link
)
x

# we can modify it as usual list
x[[1]] <- NULL # remove the first link
x$a <- ~LETTERS
x

# modify with a list
x[1:2] <- list(~ c("a", "b"), ~ range_link("a", "b"))
x