[FLR-list] Plotting FLStocks with ggplot2 vs lattice

[Iago MOSQUEIRA (JRC)]

On 09/19/2013 03:17 PM, Laurie Kell wrote:
> this still works
> 
> plot(FLStocks("1"=ple4,"2"=ple4))
> 
> If you are familiar with ggplot2 then you can add an appropraite scale e.g.
> 
> plot(FLStocks("1"=ple4,"2"=ple4))+scale_colour_manual("Iter",values=c("red","black"))
> 
> i.e. you can "retro-tinker" using ggplot2
> 
> Laurie

Hi,

I have added a short section on plot(FLStocks) to the ggplotFL vignette at

https://github.com/flr/ggplotFL/blob/master/vignettes/ggplotFL.pdf

which shows a quick example using ple4sex. As Laurie says, the big
advantage is that doing

p <- plot(FLStocks(...))

returns an object that can then be modified, or elements can be changed
and added as Laurie shows above. This means the plot methods do nmot
need to take care of every possible option or argument, as they can bre
easily changed as needed


Iago


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