chronochrt (version 0.1.4)

add_label_text: Provide text labels for a chronological chart

Description

The function creates a tibble with text labels to be plotted in a chronological chart or adds them to an an already existing tibble.

Usage

add_label_text(data, region, year, position = 0.9, label, new = FALSE, ...)

Value

A tibble with text labels ready-to-use in

plot_chronochrt.

Arguments

data

An object to which labels should be added. Must not be provided if new = FALSE.

region

A character string or character vector with the the titles of the sections the label(s) should be placed in.

year

A number or a numeric vector with the year(s) at which the label should be placed (i.e. its vertical position).

position

A number or a numeric vector with the horizontal position(s) of the label. See Details for explanation.

label

A character string or character vector with the text of the label(s).

new

Logical operator. If TRUE, a new data set will be created. If FALSE, the default, the input will be added to an existing data set.

...

Further columns to include, or additional arguments passed to tibble or add_row.

Details

If the input is in the same order as the arguments, the arguments do not need to be explicitly named. Values can be provided as one number or one character string, if they are the same for all other data. If not, they must be provided as vectors with equal lengths. It is assumed that most of the labels will be located on the right side of each column. The position of a label defines it right most end to prevent it from running outside the plotting area. Vertically, it will be placed centred on the year given. Text in labels can be wrapped by inserting \n (without blanks around it).

Examples

# Create new label data set
labels <- add_label_text(region = "A",
                         year = -50,
                         position = 0.5,
                         label = "Flood",
                         new = TRUE)

# Add labels to existing data set
labels <- add_label_text(data = labels,
                         region = "B",
                         year = 50,
                         position = 0.9,
                         label = "Earthquake",
                         new = FALSE)

# They can be linked using the pipe operator \code{%>%}:
library(magrittr)

labels <- add_label_text(region = "A",
                         year = -50,
                         position = 0.5,
                         label = "Flood",
                         new = TRUE) %>%
          add_label_text(region = "B",
                         year = 50,
                         position = 0.9,
                         label = "Earthquake")