Dear Sirs/Madame,
I have a spatial polygons data frame and want to map proportional circles on it. I have tried using the map circles function in rCarto as seen below but it doesn't seem to work an continues to show errors. Do I need to convert the spatial polygons data frame to a shapefile if so I would I do this?
mapCircles(shpFile, shpId, df, dfId, var,
fixedNorm = FALSE, shareOfCircles = 0.02,
radiusMax = 0.5, valueMax = max(df[, var], na.rm = TRUE),
lgdRnd = 0, posLeg = "bottomleft",
circleCol = "#FD8D3C", baseCol = "#FFEDA0",
title = var, legend = var, author = "author", sources = "sources",
scalebar = FALSE, scalebarSize, scalebarText,
northArrow = FALSE, northArrowSize,
width = NULL, height = NULL, txtCex = NULL)
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Krish
mapcircles help
3 messages · Mistry, Krishan, Timothée Giraud, Chris English
Hi, As maintainer of the rCarto package, my advice would be to switch to the cartography package (of which I am also maintainer) and the propSymbolsLayer function in it. Examples and the vignette will help you through the mapping process. My turn to ask for an advice: rCarto was my first package and after a while we decide to build an other, better, thematic mapping package (i.e. the cartography package). cartography is much more R-ish in its use of the graphic device, offers more kinds of maps and has more options to customize the maps. So my question is: what should I do with rCarto? Remove it from CRAN? Deprecate all functions in it? Add a visible comment to incite users to switch to cartography? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tim Le 11/01/2016 10:56, Mistry, Krishan a ?crit :
Dear Sirs/Madame,
I have a spatial polygons data frame and want to map proportional circles on it. I have tried using the map circles function in rCarto as seen below but it doesn't seem to work an continues to show errors. Do I need to convert the spatial polygons data frame to a shapefile if so I would I do this?
mapCircles(shpFile, shpId, df, dfId, var,
fixedNorm =ALSE, shareOfCircles = 0.02,
radiusMax =.5, valueMax = max(df[, var], na.rm = TRUE),
lgdRnd =, posLeg = "bottomleft",
circleCol =#FD8D3C", baseCol = "#FFEDA0",
title =ar, legend = var, author = "author", sources = "sources",
scalebar =ALSE, scalebarSize, scalebarText,
northArrow =ALSE, northArrowSize,
width =ULL, height = NULL, txtCex = NULL)
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Krish
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Timothee, Best to ask as new question, perhaps "When to deprecate a package?", as that will put you in front of the many many package authors and maintainers that inform this discussion. My thoughts. Chris On Jan 11, 2016 1:19 PM, "Timoth?e Giraud" <timothee.giraud at ums-riate.fr> wrote:
Hi, As maintainer of the rCarto package, my advice would be to switch to the cartography package (of which I am also maintainer) and the propSymbolsLayer function in it. Examples and the vignette will help you through the mapping process. My turn to ask for an advice: rCarto was my first package and after a while we decide to build an other, better, thematic mapping package (i.e. the cartography package). cartography is much more R-ish in its use of the graphic device, offers more kinds of maps and has more options to customize the maps. So my question is: what should I do with rCarto? Remove it from CRAN? Deprecate all functions in it? Add a visible comment to incite users to switch to cartography? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tim Le 11/01/2016 10:56, Mistry, Krishan a ?crit :
Dear Sirs/Madame,
I have a spatial polygons data frame and want to map proportional circles
on it. I have tried using the map circles function in rCarto as seen below
but it doesn't seem to work an continues to show errors. Do I need to
convert the spatial polygons data frame to a shapefile if so I would I do
this?
mapCircles(shpFile, shpId, df, dfId, var,
fixedNorm =ALSE, shareOfCircles = 0.02,
radiusMax =.5, valueMax = max(df[, var], na.rm = TRUE),
lgdRnd =, posLeg = "bottomleft",
circleCol =#FD8D3C", baseCol = "#FFEDA0",
title =ar, legend = var, author = "author", sources =
"sources",
scalebar =ALSE, scalebarSize, scalebarText,
northArrow =ALSE, northArrowSize,
width =ULL, height = NULL, txtCex = NULL)
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Krish
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