Color and fill scales for ggplots — scale_fill

The functions scale_*_continuous and scale_*_discrete are exported from this package as aliases for the functions scale_*_nycc with appropriate default arguments. Because of this, these colors will overwrite ggplot2's default scales. To prevent this, either set scales manually in plots by calling ggplot2::scale_*, or attach ggplot2 after councildown.

Usage

scale_fill_nycc(palette = "mixed", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_nycc(palette = "main", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_discrete(palette = "main", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_color_continuous(...)

scale_fill_discrete(palette = "mixed", discrete = TRUE, reverse = FALSE, ...)

scale_fill_continuous(...)

Arguments

palette: One of "bw","main", "mixed", "nycc_blue", "cool", "warm", "diverging", "indigo", "blue", "violet", "bronze", "orange", "forest", "single", "double". When palette is set to "single" or "double", it returns the first color and first and second color from the "main" palette respectively.
discrete: Boolean, should the scale be discrete?
reverse: Boolean, reverse the order of the selected palette
...: Further arguments passed to scale_* from ggplot2

Details

When discrete is TRUE arguments are passed via ... to discrete_scale. This is the default behavior. Otherwise, ... arguments are passed to scale_color_gradientn or scale_fill_gradientn as appropriate.