Teun van den Brand

I landed here after seeing [this question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65956833/ggplot2-how-to-dynamically-wrap-resize-rescale-x-axis-labels-so-they-wont-over/) on SO to see if this has been suggested yet. To make a few superficial suggestions, I think it might in theory be...

I think perhaps the reprex is too simple to address the issue of placing a single arrow at the end of a grouped path, so this is an attempt to...

This feature request might also be a nice opportunity to allow rlang lambda notation for not only the `breaks` argument, but allow it for the `binwidth` argument too.

Sure; it won't work for `breaks` because that is the proposed feature I don't have on my machine, but here are some examples of how I imagine what it would...

The ggplot2 book [softly discourages](https://ggplot2-book.org/extensions.html#new-guides) extending ggplot's guide system. However, I'm pretty keen on making some guide extensions, so I'd be willing to spend some time experimenting. What are the...

Thanks for your thoughts Thomas, they make a lot of sense to me. From an extension POV, it would be useful too if (in particular the drawing) code was more...

I'd be willing to take a stab at this, but it may take quite some time before we find appropriate solutions. Worst case scenario is we can't figure out an...

I do want to spend some time trying to get this to work. How about I just make a `Guide` parent + implementation of 1 guide (axis probably being the...

I've written [something similar](https://teunbrand.github.io/ggh4x/articles/PositionGuides.html#truncated-axes) before, so it wouldn't be much of a bother to slap onto #4879 if the ggplot team agrees.

The `draw_key_rect()` method is currently only used in `geom_raster()` (as far as I can tell). It might be easy to repurpose `draw_key_rect()` to allow large lines, as `geom_raster()` doesn't use...