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MatthiasPucher / staRdom

staRdom is a package for R to analyse fluorescence and absorbance data of dissolved organic matter (DOM).
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ggeem - colour palette(colpal) #9

Closed liberty0117 closed 4 years ago

liberty0117 commented 4 years ago

Hi, When I use "ggeem()" to draw the final fluorescence components. Generally, we like to use the "jet" color matching in MATLAB. Does the author include jet color matching in staRdom? Of course, this is just my personal suggestion. Thanks for such an excellent package.

MatthiasPucher commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your question! I took the opportunity to adapt the handling of colours slightly and added documentation and examples. This is available in the latest function on GitHub, CRAN will follow soon. In your case, you can now use: ggeem(eem, colpal = matlab::jet.colors(50)) or more generally using ggplot2 (just 1 example): ggeem(eem)+ scale_fill_viridis_c()+ scale_color_viridis_c()

Fill and colour are sometimes both needed depending whether wavelength slits are equal or not! Also the other plot functions in staRdom handle colours similarly now.

I am open to any more questions you have!

liberty0117 commented 4 years ago

Thank you very much for your update to bring great convenience to users. This is a very good R package !

You reap what you sow. On 4/23/2020 16:52，MatthiasPuchernotifications@github.com wrote：

Thanks for your question! I took the opportunity to adapt the handling of colours slightly and added documentation and examples. This is available in the latest function on GitHub, CRAN will follow soon. In your case, you can now use: ggeem(eem, colpal = matlab::jet.colors(50)) or more generally using ggplot2 (just 1 example): ggeem(eem)+ scale_fill_viridis_c()+ scale_color_viridis_c()

Fill and colour are sometimes both needed depending whether wavelength slits are equal or not! Also the other plot functions in staRdom handle colours similarly now.

I am open to any more questions you have!

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