ob_rectangle class

Usage

ob_rectangle(
  center = class_missing,
  width = numeric(0),
  height = numeric(0),
  east = class_missing,
  north = class_missing,
  west = class_missing,
  south = class_missing,
  northeast = class_missing,
  northwest = class_missing,
  southwest = class_missing,
  southeast = class_missing,
  angle = numeric(0),
  vertex_radius = numeric(0),
  label = character(0),
  alpha = numeric(0),
  color = character(0),
  fill = character(0),
  linewidth = numeric(0),
  linetype = numeric(0),
  style = class_missing,
  x0 = numeric(0),
  y0 = numeric(0),
  ...
)

Arguments

center: point at center of the rectangle
width: width
height: height
east: right middle point
north: top middle point
west: left middle point
south: top middle point
northeast: upper right point
northwest: upper left point
southwest: lower left point
southeast: lower right point
angle: angle of text
vertex_radius: A numeric or unit vector of length one, specifying the corner radius for rounded corners
label: A character, angle, or label object
alpha: numeric value for alpha transparency
color: character string for color
fill: character string for fill color
linewidth: Width of lines
linetype: type of lines
style: a style object
x0: overrides x-coordinate in center@x
y0: overrides y-coordinate in center@x
...: <dynamic-dots> arguments passed to style object

Examples

# specify center point
p <- ob_point(0,0)
ob_rectangle(p, width = 2, height = 2)
#> <ggdiagram::ob_rectangle>
#> @ center: <ggdiagram::ob_point>
#>  @ x: num 0
#>  @ y: num 0
#> @ width : num 2
#> @ height: num 2
#> Other props: label, angle, vertex_radius, alpha, color, fill,
#>              linewidth, linetype, area, bounding_box, perimeter,
#>              northeast, northwest, southwest, southeast, east,
#>              north, west, south, side, length, style, tibble, geom,
#>              normal_at, place, point_at, aesthetics