This is a small release updating some of the internals to better use the public interface to ggplot2 and play well with the latest release of ggplot2 (3.4.0).
scale_{x/y}_facet() to provide a more convenient
syntax for facetted_pos_scales() (#76).geom_box(), as a more flexible variant of
geom_rect()/geom_tile() that can take any two
of x/y, width/height, xmin/ymin or xmax/ymax, and supports rounded
corners.This is a small release updating the documentation to be compatible with HTML5, compatibility for upcoming ggplot2 3.4.0, along with four small features.
strip_split() strip style for facets.
This function might still give unexpected results. Feel free to leave
feedback!guide_axis_scalebar() for drawing scale bars
(#63).geom_outline_points() to draw overlapping points
with outlines.coord_axes_inside() function that moves axes from
outside the panel to inside the panel.?theme_extensions to collect information
about extra theme elements in a single place.ggsubset(). Use
data = ~ subset(.x, ...) instead.geom_*() and stat_*() functions now allow
dynamic dots.linesize
aesthetic in geom_pointpath() has been renamed to
linewidth.This is a patch release fixing a few bugs and a broken unit test.
facet_grid2() and
family (#56).Facets have largely been refactored. Accordingly, the vignette has been updated to reflect the latest changes.
The previously existing facet_wrap2() now has the
trim_blank option to force nrow and
ncol argument if these exceed the number of rows or columns
needed to place all the panels. Thanks to @coolbutuseless for letting me steal
the idea from the {facetious}
package. The facet_wrap2() function was already used to
offer more options over axis drawing.
In addition, the cousin facet_grid2() makes an entrance.
It offers the same axis drawing extensions as
facet_wrap2(), but for the grid layout. Moreover, it allows
for independent scales across rows and columns, which is a constraint in
ggplot2::facet_grid().
Besides facet_nested_wrap() inheriting from
facet_wrap2(), which was already the case, now
facet_nested() also inherits from
facet_grid2() to make use of the extended axis drawing
options. Also, the nest_line argument now takes a
element_line() or element_blank() to draw the
indicator instead of the logical(1) argument it took
previously. The bleed argument has been moved from the
nested facet to the new strip_nested() function (see
below).
New in the family of facets is now facet_manual(): a
facet that can take a user specified design for a layout and populate
the panels accordingly.
The facet functions in ggh4x now have strip arguments,
which can be used with new strip_*() functions that control
how the strips are drawn. For now, they come in the following three
variants:
strip_vanilla() which draws normal strips, but allows
you to control whether labels should be clipped and has the
size argument that can let strips on different layers have
different sizes. This can be convenient when the strip labels have very
different sizes.strip_themed() does all of the above, but also let’s
you assign element_text() and element_rect()
to different strips, allowing you to have greater control of their
styling. These elements can be assigned independently for the horizontal
and vertical strips and can be applied to single strips or layers of
strips.strip_nested() again does all of the above, but also
merges the strips with the same labels if they are next to one another.
This means that the core functionality of facet_nested()
and facet_nested() wrap has been moved and is now powered
by the strip argument. They can still be convenient to draw
nesting indicators.strip.text = element_blank. Requires ggplot2 >3.3.0, or
the dev version at time of writing. (#35)guide_axis_manual().facetted_pos_scales through formulas (#25).NEWS.md file to track changes to the
package.