Gadfly

• default_color

  If the color aesthetic is not mapped to anything, this is the color that is used. (Color)

• point_size

  Size of points in the point, boxplot, and beeswarm geometries. (Measure)

• point_size_min

  Minimum size of points in the point geometry. (Measure)

• point_size_max

  Maximum size of points in the point geometry. (Measure)

• point_shapes

  Shapes of points in the point geometry. (Function in circle, square, diamond, cross, xcross, utriangle, dtriangle, star1, star2, hexagon, octagon, hline, vline)

• line_width

  Width of lines in the line geometry. (Measure)

• line_style

  Style of lines in the line geometry. The default palette is [:solid, :dash, :dot, :dashdot, :dashdotdot, :ldash, :ldashdash, :ldashdot, :ldashdashdot] which is a Vector{Symbol}, or customize using Vector{Vector{<:Measure}}

• panel_fill

  Background color used in the main plot panel. (Color or Nothing)

• panel_stroke

  Border color of the main plot panel. (Color or Nothing)

• panel_opacity

  Opacity of the plot background panel. (Float in [0.0, 1.0])

• background_color

  Background color for the entire plot. If nothing, no background. (Color or Nothing)

• plot_padding

  Padding around the plot. The order of padding is: plot_padding=[left, right, top, bottom]. If a vector of length one is provided e.g. [5mm] then that value is applied to all sides. Absolute or relative units can be used. (Vector{<:Measure})

• grid_color

  Color of grid lines. (Color or Nothing)

• grid_line_style

  Style of grid lines. (Symbol in :solid, :dash, :dot, :dashdot, :dashdotdot, or Vector of Measures)

• grid_color_focused

  In the D3 backend, mousing over the plot makes the grid lines emphasised by transitioning to this color. (Color or Nothing)

• grid_line_width

  Width of grid lines. (Measure)

• minor_label_font

  Font used for minor labels such as tick labels and entries in keys. (String)

• minor_label_font_size

  Font size used for minor labels. (Measure)

• minor_label_color

  Color used for minor labels. (Color)

• major_label_font

  Font used for major labels such as guide titles and axis labels. (String)

• major_label_font_size

  Font size used for major labels. (Measure)

• major_label_color

  Color used for major labels. (Color)

• point_label_font

  Font used for labels in Geom.label. (String)

• point_label_font_size

  Font size used for labels. (Measure)

• point_label_color

  Color used for labels. (Color)

• key_title_font

  Font used for titles of keys. (String)

• key_title_font_size

  Font size used for key titles. (Measure)

• key_title_color

  Color used for key titles. (Color)

• key_label_font

  Font used for key entry labels. (String)

• key_label_font_size

  Font size used for key entry labels. (Measure)

• key_label_color

  Color used for key entry labels. (Color)

• key_color_gradations

  How many gradations to show in a continuous color key. (Int)

• bar_spacing

  Spacing between bars in Geom.bar. (Measure)

• boxplot_spacing

  Spacing between boxplots in Geom.boxplot. (Measure)

• errorbar_cap_length

  Length of caps on error bars. (Measure)

• stroke_color

• highlight_width

  Width of lines drawn around plot geometry like points, and boxplot rectangles. (Measure)

• discrete_highlight_color

  Color used to outline plot geometry. This is a function that alters (e.g. darkens) the fill color of the geometry. (Function)

• continuous_highlight_color

  Color used to outline plot geometry. This is a function that alters (e.g. darkens) the fill color of the geometry. (Function)

• lowlight_color

  Color used to draw background geometry, such as Geom.ribbon and Geom.polygon. This is a function that alters the fill color of the geometry. (Function)

• lowlight_opacity

  Opacity of background geometry such as Geom.ribbon. (Float64)

• middle_color

  Color altering function used to draw the midline in boxplots. (Function)

• middle_width

  Width of the middle line in boxplots. (Measure)

• guide_title_position

  One of :left, :center, :right indicating the placement of the title of color key guides. (Symbol)

• colorkey_swatch_shape

  The shape used in color swatches in the color key guide. Either :circle or :square (Symbol)

• key_swatch_shape

  Shape used in keys for swatches (Function as in point_shapes)

• key_swatch_color

  Default color used in keys for swatches. Currently works for Guide.shapekey (Color)

• key_position

  Where key should be placed relative to the plot panel. One of :left, :right, :top, :bottom, :inside or :none. Setting to :none disables the key. Setting to :inside places the key in the lower right quadrant of the plot. (Symbol)

• bar_highlight

  Color used to stroke bars in bar plots. If a function is given, it's used to transform the fill color of the bars to obtain a stroke color. (Function, Color, or Nothing)

• rug_size

• label_placement_iterations

  Number of annealing iterations. Used by Geom.label(position=:dynamic)

• label_out_of_bounds_penalty

  Penalty for a label not being contained within the plot frame. Used by Geom.label(position=:dynamic)

• label_hidden_penalty

  Penalty for making a label hidden to avoid overlaps. Used by Geom.label(position=:dynamic)

• label_visibility_flip_pr

  Probability of proposing a visibility flip during label layout. Used by Geom.label(position=:dynamic)

• label_padding

  Padding between marker and label. Used by Geom.label(position=:dynamic)

• key_max_columns

  Maximum number of columns for key entry labels. (Int)

• discrete_color_scale

  A DiscreteColorScale see Scale.color_discrete_hue

• continuous_color_scale

  A ContinuousColorScale see Scale.color_continuous

draw(backend::Compose.Backend, p::Plot)

A convenience version of Compose.draw without having to call render.

gridstack(ps::Matrix{Union{Plot,Context}})

Arrange plots into a rectangular array. Use context() as a placeholder for an empty panel. Heterogeneous matrices must be typed. See also hstack and vstack.

Examples

p1 = plot(x=[1,2], y=[3,4], Geom.line);
p2 = Compose.context();
gridstack([p1 p1; p1 p1])
gridstack(Union{Plot,Compose.Context}[p1 p2; p2 p1])

hstack(ps::Union{Plot,Context}...)
hstack(ps::Vector)

Arrange plots into a horizontal row. Use context() as a placeholder for an empty panel. Heterogeneous vectors must be typed. See also vstack, gridstack, and Geom.subplot_grid.

Examples

p1 = plot(x=[1,2], y=[3,4], Geom.line);
p2 = Compose.context();
hstack(p1, p2)
hstack(Union{Plot,Compose.Context}[p1, p2])

vstack(ps::Union{Plot,Context}...)
vstack(ps::Vector)

Arrange plots into a vertical column. Use context() as a placeholder for an empty panel. Heterogeneous vectors must be typed. See also hstack, gridstack, and Geom.subplot_grid.

Examples

p1 = plot(x=[1,2], y=[3,4], Geom.line);
p2 = Compose.context();
vstack(p1, p2)
vstack(Union{Plot,Compose.Context}[p1, p2])

layer(f::Function, xmin::Number, xmax::Number, ymin::Number, ymax::Number,
      elements::ElementOrFunction...; mapping...) -> [Layers]

Create a layer of the contours of the 2D function or expression in f. See Stat.func and Geom.contour.

layer(f::Function, lower::Number, upper::Number,
      elements::ElementOrFunction...) -> [Layers]

Create a layer from the function or expression f, which takes a single argument or operates on a single variable, respectively, between the lower and upper bounds. See Stat.func and Geom.line.

layer(data_source::Union{AbstractDataFrame, Void}),
      elements::ElementOrFunction...; mapping...) -> [Layers]

Create a layer element based on the data in data_source, to later input into plot. elements can be Statistics, Geometries, and/or Themes (but not Scales, Coordinates, or Guides). mapping are aesthetics.

Examples

ls=[]
append!(ls, layer(y=[1,2,3], Geom.line))
append!(ls, layer(y=[3,2,1], Geom.point))
plot(ls..., Guide.title("layer example"))

layer(elements::ElementOrFunction...; mapping...) =
      layer(nothing, elements...; mapping...) -> [Layers]

layer(fs::Vector{T}, lower::Number, upper::Number,
      elements::ElementOrFunction...) where T <: Base.Callable -> [Layers]

Create a layer from a list of functions or expressions in fs.

plot(f::Function, xmin::Number, xmax::Number, ymin::Number, ymax::Number,
     elements::ElementOrFunction...; mapping...)

Plot the contours of the 2D function or expression in f. See Stat.func and Geom.contour.

plot(f::Function, lower::Number, upper::Number, elements::ElementOrFunction...;
     mapping...)

Plot the function or expression f, which takes a single argument or operates on a single variable, respectively, between the lower and upper bounds. See Stat.func and Geom.line.

plot(data_source::Union{Void, AbstractMatrix, AbstractDataFrame},
     mapping::Dict, elements::ElementOrFunctionOrLayers...) -> Plot

The old fashioned (pre-named arguments) version of plot. This version takes an explicit mapping dictionary, mapping aesthetics symbols to expressions or columns in the data frame.

plot(data_source::Union{AbstractMatrix, AbstractDataFrame},
     elements::ElementOrFunctionOrLayers...; mapping...) -> Plot

Create a new plot by specifying a data_source, zero or more elements (Scales, Statistics, Coordinates, Geometries, Guides, Themes, and/or Layers), and a mapping of aesthetics to columns or expressions of the data.

Examples

my_frame = DataFrame(time=1917:2018, price=1.02.^(0:101))
plot(my_frame, x=:time, y=:price, Geom.line)

my_matrix = [1917:2018 1.02.^(0:101)]
plot(my_matrix, x=Col.value(1), y=Col.value(2), Geom.line,
     Guide.xlabel("time"), Guide.ylabel("price"))

plot(elements::ElementOrFunctionOrLayers...; aesthetics...) -> Plot

Create a new plot of the vectors in 'aesthetics'. Optional elements (Scales, Statistics, Coordinates, Geometries, Guides, Themes, and/or Layers) control the layout, labelling, and transformation of the data.

Examples

plot(x=collect(1917:2018), y=1.02.^(0:101), Geom.line)

plot(fs::Vector{T}, lower::Number, upper::Number, elements::ElementOrFunction...;
     mapping...) where T <: Base.Callable

render(plot::Plot) -> Context

Render plot to a Compose context.

set_default_plot_format(fmt::Symbol)

Sets the default plot format.

set_default_plot_size(width::Compose.MeasureOrNumber,
                      height::Compose.MeasureOrNumber)

Sets preferred canvas size when rendering a plot without an explicit call to draw. Units can be inch, cm, mm, pt, or px.

spy(M::AbstractMatrix, elements::ElementOrFunction...; mapping...) -> Plot

Plots a heatmap of M, with M[1,1] in the upper left. NaN values are left blank, and an error is thrown if all elements of M are NaN. See Geom.rectbin and Coord.cartesian(fixed=true)...).

style(; kwargs...) -> Theme

Return a new Theme that is a copy of the current theme as modifed by the attributes in kwargs. See Themes for available fields.

Examples

style(background_color="gray")

title(ctx::Context, str::String, props::Property...) -> Context

Add a title string to a group of plots, typically created with vstack, hstack, or gridstack.

Examples

p1 = plot(x=[1,2], y=[3,4], Geom.line);
p2 = plot(x=[1,2], y=[4,3], Geom.line);
title(hstack(p1,p2), "my latest data", Compose.fontsize(18pt), fill(colorant"red"))

display(p::Plot)

Render p to a multimedia display, typically an internet browser. This function is handy when rendering by plot has been suppressed with either trailing semi-colon or by calling it within a function.

current_theme()

Get the Theme on top of the theme stack.

get_theme(::Val{:dark})

A light foreground on a dark background.

get_theme(::Val{:default})

A dark foreground on a light background.

get_theme()

Register a theme by name by adding methods to get_theme.

Examples

get_theme(::Val{:mytheme}) = Theme(...)
push_theme(:mytheme)

function lab_gradient(cs::Color...)

lab_rainbow(l, c, h0, n)

Generate n colors in the LCHab colorspace by using a fixed luminance l and chroma c, and varying the hue, starting at h0.

function lchabmix(c0_, c1_, r, power)

luv_rainbow(l, c, h0, n)

Generate n colors in the LCHuv colorspace by using a fixed luminance l and chroma c, and varying the hue, starting at h0.

pop_theme() -> Theme

Return to using the previous theme by removing the top item on the theme stack. See also pop_theme and with_theme.

push_theme(t::Theme)

Set the current theme by placing t onto the top of the theme stack. See also pop_theme and with_theme.

push_theme(t::Symbol)

Push a Theme by its name. Available options are :default and :dark. See also get_theme.

function weighted_color_mean(cs::AbstractArray{Lab{T},1},
                             ws::AbstractArray{S,1}) where {S <: Number,T}

Return the mean of Lab colors cs as weighted by ws.

with_theme(f, theme)

Call function f with theme as the current Theme. theme can be a Theme object or a symbol.

Examples

with_theme(style(background_color=colorant"#888888"))) do
    plot(x=rand(10), y=rand(10))
end