Usage
stplot(obj, ...)
stplot.STFDF(obj, names.attr = trimDates(obj), ...,
as.table = TRUE, at, cuts = 15, scales = list(draw = FALSE),
animate = 0, mode = "xy", scaleX = 0, auto.key = list(space = key.space),
main, key.space = "right", type = "l", do.repeat = TRUE, range.expand = 0.001)
stplot.STIDF(obj, ..., names.attr = NULL, as.table = TRUE,
scales = list(draw = FALSE), xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL,
type = "p", number = 6, tcuts, sp.layout = NULL, xlim =
bbox(obj)[1, ], ylim = bbox(obj)[2, ])
Arguments
obj
object of a class deriving from ST
names.attr
names that will be used in the strip; trimDates(obj)
trims "-01" ending(s) from printed Dates
as.table
logical; if TRUE, time will increas from top to bottom;
if FALSE, time will increase from bottom to top
at
values at which colours will change; see levelplot cuts
number of levels the range of the attribute would be divided into
animate
numeric; if larger than 0, the number of seconds between
subsequent animated time steps (loop; press ctrl-C or Esc to stop)
mode
plotting mode; if "xy", maps for time steps are plotted;
if "xt", a space-time plot is constructed (see argument scaleX,
but read details below); if "ts", multiple-locations time series
are plotted in a single plot, or in a separate panel for each
attribute; if "tp" single- or multi-attribute time series are
plotted in multiple panels, one panel per location.
scaleX
integer: 0, 1 or 2; when mode is "xt", used to determine
whether the index of the spatial location is shown (0), the x coordinate (1)
or the y coordinate (2).
auto.key
see the auto.key argument in xyplot main
character; plot title, use NULL to omit title
scales
scales drawing; see scales argument of xyplot type
character; use 'l' for lines, 'p' for symbols,
'b' for both lines and symbols
do.repeat
logical; repeat the animation in an infinite loop?
range.expand
numeric; if at is not specified,
expand the data range with this factor to cover all values
number
number of time intervals, equally spaced
tcuts
time cuts in units of index(obj); this overrides number
...
arguments passed on to spplot in case of
plotting objects of class STFDF or STIDF,
or to xyplot in case of stplot.STIDF