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rAmCharts (version 2.1.7)

amSolidGauge: Plotting solid gauge using rAmCharts

Description

amSolidGauge computes a gauge of the given value.

Usage

amSolidGauge(x, min = 0, max = 100, type = "full", width = 20,
  color = "", text = "", textSize = 20, ...)

Arguments

x

numeric, value for which the angular gauge is desired.

min

numeric, minimal possible value.

max

numeric, maximal possible value.

type

character, type of gauge : "full" or "semi".

width

numeric, width of the gauge.

color

character, hexadecimal color value or a vector of colors.

text

character, text.

textSize

numeric, text size.

...

see amOptions for more options.

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
amSolidGauge(x = 65)

# }
# NOT RUN {
# Other examples available which can be time consuming depending on your configuration.

require(pipeR)

# Change min and max values
amSolidGauge(x = 65, min = 0, max = 200)

# Semi solid gauge
amSolidGauge(x = 65, type = "semi")

# Change width
amSolidGauge(x = 65, width = 50)

# Change color
amSolidGauge(x = 65, color = "#2F4F4F")

# Put a color scale
amSolidGauge(x = 10, color = c("#00ff00", "#ffd700", "#ff0000"))
amSolidGauge(x = 35, color = c("#00ff00", "#ffd700", "#ff0000"))
amSolidGauge(x = 70, color = c("#00ff00", "#ffd700", "#ff0000"))
amSolidGauge(x = 90, color = c("#00ff00", "#ffd700", "#ff0000"))

# Add some text to the printed value
amSolidGauge(x = 65, text = "%")

# Modify textSize value
amSolidGauge(x = 65, text = "%", textSize = 50)
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }

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