dplyr::across()
in
dplyr::filter()
(#177).gghighlight()
now accepts n()
so that you
can highlight based on the number of rows within each group (#154).gghighlight()
now preserves colour
or
fill
when explicit NULL
is specified on
unhighlighted_params
(i.e. unhighlighted_params = list(colour = NULL)
)
(#152).x
(#168).gghighlight()
now can add labels on discrete scales
(#160).gghighlight_point()
and
gghighlight_line()
, deprecated in gghighlight 0.1.0, are
now defunct (#132).gghighlight()
gets a new argument
unhighlighted_params
, which accepts a list of parameters
for the unhighlighted layer (e.g. colour
,
fill
, shape
, and size
).
Accordingly, unhighlighted_colour
is deprecated
(#76).
gghighlight()
gets a new argument
keep_scales
to choose whether to keep the original scale
with the shadowed data (#72).
gghighlight()
gets a new (experimental) argument
calculate_per_facet
to choose whether to calculate
highlighting per facet or not (#14).
If the mapping has group
, use it as grouping
variable, which is consistent with the logic of ggplot2 (#77).
gghighlight()
now ignores if the calculation fails
over some layers. This is useful to combine with such layers as
annotate()
(#78).
gghighlight()
now allows to highlight 0-layer plots,
which means just filtering the plot data (#81).
gghighlight()
now ignores NA
s in
numeric predicates (#86).
gghighlight()
, which replaces the current
gghighlight_line()
and gghighlight_point()
;
these functions are now deprecated.