coo.plot
is a simple wrapper for plotting shapes. It basically tunes plot standard function to display single shapes as polygons, within a standardised plotting area. coo.draw
simply adds a shape on the active plot. coo.list.panel
plots a list of shapes.coo.plot(coo=NA, col="#70809033",
border="#708090EE", xlim=c(-1, 1), ylim=c(-1, 1), points=TRUE, first.point=TRUE,
points.col=border, pch=20, cex=0.25, main, ...)
coo.draw(coo = NA, col = "#70809033",
border = "#708090EE", points = TRUE, first.point=TRUE,
points.col = border, pch = 20, cex = 0.25, ...)
coo.list.panel(coo.list, dim,
byrow = TRUE, fromtop = TRUE,
mar = rep(0, 4), cols, borders, density = NULL, angle = 45)
list
or a matrix
of coordinates.coo.plot
is called and coo
is missing, then a vector of length 2 specifying the ylim
of the ploting area.coo.plot
is called and coo
is missing, then a vector of length 2 specifying the ylim
of the ploting area.logical
. Whether to display points. If missing and number of points is < 100, then points are plotted.logical
. Whether to display the first point.pch
for points.cex
for points.character
. A title for the plot.list
of coordinates, such as those in the @coo
slot of Coo
objects.vector
of the form (nb.row, nb.cols)
to specify the panel display. If missing, shapes are arranged in a square.logical
. Whether to succesive shape by row or by col.logical
. Whether to display shapes from the top of the plotting region.vector
to define margins.vector
of colors to fill shapes.vector
of colors to draw shape borders.vector
for density of shading lines. See polygonvector
for shading lines.data(bot)
coo.plot(bot@coo[[1]])
coo.list.panel(bot@coo)
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