Convert a Picture Object into a grid grob
Converts "Picture"
objects and pieces of a picture
(i.e. objects inheriting from "PictureContent"
objects) into
grid grobs.
grobify(object, ...)
object |
An object that contains |
... |
Further arguments to specific |
Although not required by some grobify methods, there are further arguments that may be used, which will be described here.
defs
This argument should take a "PictureDefinitions"
object
that contains definitions of referenced content. This is only useful
when the gridSVG
is set to TRUE
.
clip
This argument is supplied in the form of a character vector. It
usually only applies when grobifying a "PictureGroup"
object. There are three possible values for clip
:
none
No clipping will be applied to the object.
bbox
The clipping will be applied to the rectangular region that
bounds the clipping path's content. This argument is
particularly useful as R graphics can only use rectangular
clipping regions. If we want more complex clipping regions,
the value of gridSVG
must be used instead.
gridSVG
When this value is set, we are no longer restricted to clipping to rectangular regions, and many images will require it to be set to display correctly. This argument requires the gridSVG package to be installed.
gridSVG
This is a logical value that, when TRUE
, allows graphical
features to be drawn that are not possible in R graphics. This
requires the gridSVG package. When this argument is TRUE
we can correctly import and render patterns, masks, filters and
gradients.
A grid grob.
Simon Potter
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