Open jordansread opened 7 years ago
I often run into a situation where I want to
gs <- gsplot() %>% lines(x=c(1,2), y=c(4,2), callouts=list(labels=c(NA, "data"), col="blue")) %>% rect(xleft=1, xright=17, ybottom=1, ytop=27, density=10, angle=130, col='darkblue') gs
and have the rect impact the limits and other things, and times when I want it to not:
gs <- gsplot() %>% lines(x=c(1,2), y=c(4,2), callouts=list(labels=c(NA, "data"), col="blue")) %>% rect_(xleft=1, xright=17, ybottom=1, ytop=27, density=10, angle=130, col='darkblue') gs
a couple things here: 1) we might need to be able to specify when a call should be ignored in the function call 2) it is faster to skip the function collection things and the calculation of limits for a call that you want ignored anyways.
I often run into a situation where I want to
and have the rect impact the limits and other things, and times when I want it to not:
a couple things here: 1) we might need to be able to specify when a call should be ignored in the function call 2) it is faster to skip the function collection things and the calculation of limits for a call that you want ignored anyways.