Create a pie grob

Usage

pieGrob(rads, fills = NULL, wts = NULL, name = NULL, vp = NULL, gp = NULL)

grid.pieGrob(rads, fills = NULL, wts = NULL, name = NULL, vp = NULL, gp = NULL)

Arguments

rads: Numeric, radius values for each slice from 0 to 1
fills: Colors to fill the slices
wts: Numeric, the relative portion of each slice
name, vp, gp: Passed to grid::gTree

Value

pieGrob grid::grob object

Details

The default coloring can be set with options("txp.fills").

Examples

library(grid)

s <- seq(0.2, 1, by = 0.1)
grid.newpage()
grid.pieGrob(rads = s)

grid.newpage()
grid.pieGrob(rads = s, wts = s)


curr_txp_fills <- options()$txp.fills
options(txp.fills = 1:8)
grid.newpage()
grid.pieGrob(rads = s)

options(txp.fills = curr_txp_fills)

## Can edit
grid.newpage()
grid.pieGrob(rads = s, name = "myPie")

grid.ls() ## show the grid elements
#> myPie
#>   slice1
#>   slice2
#>   slice3
#>   slice4
#>   slice5
#>   slice6
#>   slice7
#>   slice8
#>   slice9
grid.edit("myPie", fills = 1:9, wts = 9:1)