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Glimma (version 1.0.0)

glBar.default: Glimma MD Plot

Description

Default method for interactive bar plot.

Usage

"glBar"(x, yval, names.arg = rownames(x), ndigits = NULL, signif = 6, xlab = NULL, ylab = yval, main = NULL, height = 400, width = 500, colval = NULL, annot = yval, flag = NULL, info = NULL, ...)

Arguments

x
the data.frame containing data to plot.
yval
the column name for the x-axis values.
names.arg
the column name for the label on each bar.
ndigits
the number of digits after the decimal to round to in the tooltip (overrides signif).
signif
the number of significant figures to display in the tooltip.
xlab
the label on the x-axis.
ylab
the label on the y-axis.
main
the title for the plot.
height
the height of the plot (in pixels).
width
the width of the plot (in pixels).
colval
the colours for each data point.
annot
the columns to display in the tooltip.
flag
the special flag to indicate special plot.
info
additional information for plotting.
...
additional arguments.

Value

A chart object containing the information to create an interactive bar plot.

Examples

Run this code
data(mtcars)
counts <- table(mtcars$gear)
data <- data.frame(nGears=as.numeric(names(counts)), Count=as.numeric(counts))

plot1 <- glBar(data, "Count", "nGears", ylab="Number of Gears")
glimma(plot1, layout=c(1,1), launch=TRUE)

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