In order to to construct a full pair matrix. This function has to be called for each part (lower corner, upper corner, diagonal). The call on diagonal should be last in order to have access to neighbour subplots metadata.

In order to to construct a full pair matrix. This function has to be called for each part (lower corner, upper corner, diagonal). The call on diagonal should be last in order to have access to neighbour subplots metadata.

Usage

mapplot(
  data,
  mapping,
  pairs,
  grobs,
  indices,
  func,
  no_upper,
  no_lower,
  xlim_func = NULL,
  ylim_func = NULL,
  diag_share_lim = TRUE,
  common_scale = NULL,
  check.overlap = TRUE,
  neighbours = NULL,
  scale_diag_plot = TRUE,
  ...
)

Arguments

xlim_func

See pairgrid() parameter common_xlim (equivalent).

ylim_func

A function to set y axis limits. If set in conjunction with diag_share_lim set to TRUE, plots on the ylimit, will have their ylim set in common.

diag_share_lim

If set to TRUE. Y and X axis limits will also use ylim_func. pair_geom_histogram for an example.

check.overlap

Seeggplot2::guide_axis()

neighbours

A map (named list) or NULL. Map of the form: subplot_index=list(t=<int|NULL>, b=<int|NULL>, l=<int|NULL>, r=<int|NULL>) If not NULL, the function call func() will include the data in argument neighbour_ggdata from the neighbour(s): func(neighbour_ggdata=list(t=ggplot_build(grobs_index[[t_index]])), etc.). There are no checks whether the selected grobs exist. Checks are reserved to function calling mapplot.

scale_diag_plot

See pairgrid()