scandependency to scan import.new_theme(): creates a new scplot-theme.new_theme <- new_theme() |>
set_xaxis(color = "brown") |>
set_yaxis(color = "sienna3") |>
set_ylabel(color = "sienna3", angle = 0) |>
set_xlabel(size = 1, color = "brown") |>
add_title(color = "sienna4", face = "italic") |>
set_casenames(color = "steelblue4", size = 0.7) |>
set_phasenames(size = 0) |>
set_panel(fill = c("grey80", "grey95"), color = "sienna4") |>
add_grid(color = "grey85", size = 0.5) |>
set_dataline(
size = 0.5, linetype = "solid",
point = list(colour = "sienna4", size = 0.5, shape = "circle")
) |>
set_separator(size = 0.5, linetype = "solid", color = "sienna") |>
set_background(fill = "grey99")
scplot(exampleABC) |> set_theme(new_theme)extract_theme(): returns the theme of an scplot object
(instead of creating a plot). This theme can be reused in other plots
with the add_theme() function.new_theme <- scplot() |>
set_xaxis(color = "brown") |>
set_yaxis(color = "sienna3") |>
set_ylabel(color = "sienna3", angle = 0) |>
set_xlabel(size = 1, color = "brown") |>
add_title(color = "sienna4", face = "italic") |>
set_casenames(color = "steelblue4", size = 0.7) |>
set_phasenames(size = 0) |>
set_panel(fill = c("grey80", "grey95"), color = "sienna4") |>
add_grid(color = "grey85", size = 0.5) |>
set_dataline(
size = 0.5, linetype = "solid",
point = list(colour = "sienna4", size = 0.5, shape = "circle")
) |>
set_separator(size = 0.5, linetype = "solid", color = "sienna") |>
set_background(fill = "grey99") |>
extract_theme()
scplot(exampleABC) |> set_theme(new_theme)ggplot2 deprecated the size argument for lines and replaced it
with linewidth. We adapted several functions to follow this change which
now use the linewidth argument instead of size:
set_dataline(), add_dataline(), add_statline(), set_grid().
add_statline(): New type “bar”
set_xaxis() set_yaxis(): New argument
expand (see ggplot scale_continuous).
set_xaxis(): Extended Argument position
with strip-right and strip-top
The new scplot() function is here! It allows for a more
tidy coding and the use of |> (or |>)
operators. scplot is in an experimental state and code with
current syntax might not work in a later version due to changes in
function and argument names. Still, scplot() works in many
cases. We plan to add new graphical features primarily to
scplot which is already capable of doing more than
plot.scdf().
Here is an example that implicitly also introduces several of the new graphical functions:
scplot(exampleABAB) |>
add_statline(stat = "trendA", colour = "tomato2") |>
add_statline(stat = "maxA", colour = "lightblue") |>
add_marks(case = 1:2, positions = 14, colour = "red3", size = 3, shape = 4) |>
add_marks(case = "all", positions = 'points < quantile(points, 0.1)', colour = "blue3", size = 2) |>
add_marks(positions = outlier(exampleABAB), colour = "brown", size = 2) |>
add_labels(colour = "sienna") |>
set_xaxis(increment = 4, size = 0.7, colour = "brown") |>
set_yaxis(limits = c(0, 50), colour = "sienna3", size = 0.7) |>
set_ylabel("Points", colour = "sienna3", size = 0.7, orientation = 0) |>
set_xlabel("Weeks", size = 0.7, colour = "brown") |>
add_title("Points by week", colour = "sienna4", size = 1.5, font = 3) |>
set_phasenames("Baseline", "Intervention", "Fall-Back", "Intervention", cex = 1, colour = "darkgreen") |>
add_theme("tiny") |>
set_background(c("grey94", "grey99")) |>
add_grid(colour = "grey85", width = 0.5) |>
add_frame("sienna4") |>
set_dots("sienna4", size = 1, shape = 18) |>
set_line("black", width = 1, type = "dotted") |>
add_text(case = 1, x = 5, y = 35, "Wow!!", colour = "darkgreen", angle = 20) |>
add_text(case = 1, 1, 22, "PND", colour = "darkblue", size = 1.3) |>
add_text(case = 1, 4, 8, "Trend", colour = "tomato", size = 1.3) |>
add_arrow(case = 1, 5, 30, 5, 22, colour = "steelblue") |>
add_ridge("white") |>
set_casenames("MY", "FUNNY", "VALENTINE", colour = "steelblue4", size = 0.6) |>
add_box("sienna1", width = 2) |>
set_separator(extent = 0.9, width = 0.5, type = "solid", colour = "sienna")