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Plot a development diagram

Source: R/plot-development-diagram.R
plot_development_diagram.Rd

A development diagram illustrates the beetles' development of all appearing generations within a year.

Usage

plot_development_diagram(
  .phenos,
  .station = prop_stations(.phenos[[1]])[1],
  .generations = NULL,
  .colors = barrks_colors("diagram_lines"),
  .fill = barrks_colors("diagram_fill"),
  .labels = barrks_labels("diagram"),
  .legend_col = TRUE,
  .legend_lty = TRUE,
  .group = TRUE,
  .minmax_only = FALSE,
  .fun_bg = NULL,
  .lty = "solid",
  .lwd = 2,
  .date_split = NULL,
  .date_stop = NULL,
  .lty2 = "dotted",
  .lwd2 = 2,
  .fill2 = NA,
  ...
)

Arguments

.phenos

List of (named) phenology objects or a single phenology that will be plotted (see phenology()).

.station

Pass a character vector to choose a station assigned to pheno by its name, or pass a different station. See stations_create() for details.

.generations

Generations that will be shown.

.colors, .fill, .labels

Character vectors. Change the line colors, fill or labels of the generations starting from the first generation followed consecutively by elements for the other generations (including sister broods).

.legend_col, .legend_lty

Manipulate the appearance of the legends for colors and line types. Pass TRUE/FALSE to enable/disable the respective legend. For the customization of the respective legend, a list of parameters for graphics::legend can be passed.

.group

Select the phenology objects that will be used to draw the filling. It can be a character vector of the phenology names, an integer vector of the phenology numbers, or TRUE if all phenology objects should be used.

.minmax_only

If TRUE, only the minimum and the maximum development line will be plotted.

.fun_bg

Function to draw a background.

.lty, .lwd

Use specific line types and line widths. Vectors of the same length as .phenos will assign the values to the respective phenology.

.date_split, .lty2, .lwd2, .fill2

When .date_split is reached, the appearance of the plot will change according to the respective values.

.date_stop

If specified, no data will be plotted after the respective date.

...

Parameters passed to base::plot().

Value

None

See also

stations

Examples

# \donttest{
# calculate phenology
p <- phenology('phenips-clim', barrks_data('stations'), .quiet = TRUE)

# plot development diagram of the station 'Mannheim'
plot_development_diagram(p, 'Mannheim', .lwd = 4, .legend_lty = FALSE)

# }