Grant McDermott

I don't want this to block the initial CRAN submission. So I'm removing the milestone; we can take a look afterwards.

Hi @harrelfe, thanks for the suggestion. I think we can close this issue, since **tinyplot** can reproduce the plots in question. The `plotmath` examples (incl. your `hlab` function) appear to...

To add to what's already been said: Unlike the `grid`-based plotting packages (`ggplot2`, `lattice`, etc.), the `tinyplot` package relies on the original `graphics` system. Unfortunately, `graphics` draws directly on the...

@b-rodrigues Doesn't `targets` require that you explicitly make your plot exporting/saving step a separate function? (At least, I remember this being a minor annoyance for me when I tried it...

Thinking about this some more, I wonder whether we couldn't just call `recordPlot()` internally, right at the end of the `tinyplot()` function? Some quick testing suggests that this adds minimal...

> I would rather see type='histogram' or 'density' handled in a general way where the user provides a function that transforms one variable into two dimensions (e.g., original value and...

> Where do segments fall? I’ve seen a lot of applications where passing a list with x1, x2, y1, y2 coordinates is very helpful. Added to the list, thanks. (We...

Nice, thanks. (That @karoliskoncevicius tutorial is fantastic btw. If/when I integrate ridgelines into plot2, I'll be sure to give him credit.) > the code of the plot2.* functions is quite...

PS. I know it's not a ridgeline plot, but in the latest dev version you can at least do things like: ``` r library(plot2) plot2(~ weight | feed, chickwts, type...

Thanks for the reminder @zeileis. I still like all of those suggestions and think we can reasonably separate out the legend drawing portion at outset (and then cycle through facets...