How to reverse the values of the axis

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How to reverse the values of the axis

jguo83 opened this issue 6 years ago · comments

Hi Martin,

The ternary package is super easy to use for me, a beginner of R programming. And I'm stuck in one problem.

I want to reverse the values of the axis, for example, the axis I got right now is from 100 to 0 from the top to the left bottom, how can I change it from 0 to 100 from the top to the left bottom? (The same for the other two axis)

Thanks a lot!!

Martin R. Smith · Answer 1 · Thu Jan 17 2019 18:45:02 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Hi @jguo83 ,

Glad to hear that you are getting on well with the package.

I'm afraid that I'm not sure that I completely understand your question. I can't envision how a ternary plot would work if "100" was at the opposite side of the triangle from the relevant corner.

If you just want to change the labelling, you can use

TernaryPlot(axis.labels=seq(100, 0, by=-10))

If you want to change the orientation of the triangle, try

TernaryPlot(point='down')

If you want to change the position of the axis labels (so that horizontal lines are labelled on the right hand side of an upwards-pointing plot rather than the left), then this isn't currently possible, and I'd be interested to hear more about the use case that makes this necessary -- it would be feasible to implement in a future release, but would take quite a bit of work.

jguo83 · Answer 2 · Thu Jan 17 2019 19:02:57 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Hi @jguo83 ,

Glad to hear that you are getting on well with the package.

I'm afraid that I'm not sure that I completely understand your question. I can't envision how a ternary plot would work if "100" was at the opposite side of the triangle from the relevant corner.

If you just want to change the labelling, you can use

TernaryPlot(axis.labels=seq(100, 0, by=-10))

If you want to change the orientation of the triangle, try

TernaryPlot(point='down')

If you want to change the position of the axis labels (so that horizontal lines are labelled on the right hand side of an upwards-pointing plot rather than the left), then this isn't currently possible, and I'd be interested to hear more about the use case that makes this necessary -- it would be feasible to implement in a future release, but would take quite a bit of work.

jguo83 · Answer 3 · Thu Jan 17 2019 19:06:22 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

Hi Martin, Thanks you very much for your quick reply! Yes, I want to change the labelling, it's very helpful, thanks a lot!! (I'm a beginner of the GitHub, sorry for accidentally closed the issue without any replying... hope you can read this one. Good luck!

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