rapport (version 0.31)

decorate.lattice: Decorating lattice plots

Description

Apply required theme and grid options to called lattice/trellis plot.

Usage

decorate.lattice(expr, theme = getOption("style.theme"),
    grid = getOption("style.grid"))

Arguments

expr

call to lattice which will be evaluated with added theme options

theme

name of theme to use. Besides theme.rapport there are several themes available in other packages too, eg. standard.theme() from lattice, gplot2like() and theEco

grid

show grid in the background? It is possible to render a grid for 'both', only for 'x' or solely to 'y' axis. 'none' results in a blank background.

Value

• lattice/trellis object

Details

Default parameters are read from options:

• 'style.theme',
• 'style.grid'.

Examples

decorate.lattice(histogram(mtcars$hp))
decorate.lattice(histogram(mtcars$hp), grid='y')
decorate.lattice(histogram(mtcars$hp), grid='both')
decorate.lattice(histogram(mtcars$hp), theme="theme.rapport(bw = TRUE)")
decorate.lattice(histogram(mtcars$hp, type = "density", panel = function(x, ...) {
  panel.histogram(x, ...)
  panel.densityplot(x, darg=list(na.rm=TRUE), ...)
}))
decorate.lattice(bwplot(decrease ~ treatment, OrchardSprays, groups = rowpos), grid='none')
decorate.lattice(bwplot(decrease ~ treatment, OrchardSprays, groups = rowpos), grid='y')
decorate.lattice(bwplot(voice.part ~ height, data = singer), grid='x')
decorate.lattice(bwplot(voice.part ~ height, data = singer), grid='x', theme="theme.rapport(bw = TRUE)")
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths))
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths), theme="theme.rapport(palette='Greens')", grid='x')
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths), theme="theme.rapport(bw = TRUE)", grid='x')
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths), theme="theme.rapport(font = 'Garamond')", grid='x')
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths), theme="ggplot2like", grid='x')
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths), theme="theEconomist.theme", grid='x')
decorate.lattice(barchart(VADeaths, main='TITLE (70-74)'), theme="theme.rapport(custom = list(axis.text = list(fontfamily='Garamond')))", grid='x')