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lims() Could use an example comparing the behaviour of coord_cartesian(xlim = ...) to lims(x = ...) (there is a great visual of this on the ggplot2 cheatsheet).
The lims() and labs() documentation could use a link to scale_continuous() and/or scale_discrete() (both of these pages should also link to lims()/labs()) when stating that the name argument of the scale is the preferred way to set this value in some cases.
These are only suggestions, feel free to add to/debate!
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There are several opportunities to improve the lims() documentation and the labs() documentation. This is a documentation issue intended for the tidyverse dev day (#3267).
lims()
Could use an example comparing the behaviour ofcoord_cartesian(xlim = ...)
tolims(x = ...)
(there is a great visual of this on the ggplot2 cheatsheet).The
lims()
andlabs()
documentation could use a link toscale_continuous()
and/orscale_discrete()
(both of these pages should also link tolims()
/labs()
) when stating that thename
argument of the scale is the preferred way to set this value in some cases.These are only suggestions, feel free to add to/debate!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: