问题
According to the properties and scales reference and this SO post I should be able to use a props(prop()) call as shown below to create the graph. I'm getting an unintelligible error though.
test_df <- data.frame(cbind(x_vals = letters[1:5],
y_vals = 1:5))
Graphs correctly:
test_df %>% ggvis(x = ~x_vals, y = ~y_vals) %>%
layer_points()
Has error:
x_val_variable <- "x_vals"
test_df %>% ggvis(y = ~y_vals) %>%
props(prop("x", as.name(x_val_variable)) %>%
layer_points()
Can anyone help me by telling me what I'm doing wrong?
回答1:
I figured out the correct usage of prop()
, it doesn't belong in the %>%
chain, it's an argument of ggvis
or layer_points()
. I still don't understand when you would use props()
though.
test_df <- data.frame(cbind(x_vals = letters[1:5],
y_vals = 1:5))
x_val_variable <- "x_vals"
#you can use either one of these, they are identical
p1 <- prop("x", as.name(x_val_variable))
p2 <- prop("x", parse(text = x_val_variable)[[1]])
test_df %>% ggvis(p1, y = ~y_vals) %>% layer_points()
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39666748/ggvis-using-a-variable-to-assign-x-property-using-props