View mode options. These options are specific to the view mode.
tm_view(
use_browser,
use_WebGL,
control.position,
control.bases,
control.overlays,
control.collapse,
set_bounds,
set_view,
set_zoom_limits,
use_circle_markers,
leaflet.options,
...
)If TRUE it opens an external browser, and FALSE (default) it opens the internal IDEs (e.g. RStudio) browser.
use webGL for points, lines, and polygons. For large spatial objects, this is much faster than the standard leaflet layer functions. However, it can not always be used for two reasons. First, the number of visual variables are limited; only fill, size, and color (for lines) are supported. Second, projected CRS's are not supported. Furthermore, it has the drawback that polygon borders are not as sharp. By default only TRUE for large spatial objects (500 or more features) when the mentioned criteria are met.
By default TRUE if no other visual variables are used.
The position of the control. A tm_pos object, or a shortcut of two values: horizontal (left, center, right) and vertical (top, center, bottom). See tm_pos for details
base layers
overlay layers
Should the box be collapsed or expanded?
logical that determines whether maximum bounds are set, or a bounding box. Not applicable in plot mode. In view mode, this is passed on to setMaxBounds()
numeric vector that determines the view.
Either a vector of three: lng, lat, and zoom, or a single value:
zoom. See setView().
Only applicable if bbox is not specified
numeric vector of two that set the minimum and maximum zoom levels (see tileOptions()).
If TRUE (default) circle shaped symbols (e.g. tm_dots() and tm_symbols()) will be rendered as addCircleMarkers() instead of addMarkers(). The former is faster, the latter can support any symbol since it is based on icons
options passed on to leafletOptions()
to catch deprecated arguments
tm_group()