Convenience functions for RGL HTML layouts
The asRow function arranges objects in a row in the display;
the getWidgetId function extracts the HTML element ID
from an HTML widget.
asRow(..., last = NA, height = NULL, colsize = 1) getWidgetId(widget)
... |
Either a single |
last |
If not |
height |
An optional height for the resulting row. This is normally specified in pixels, but will be rescaled as necessary to fit the display. |
colsize |
A vector of relative widths for the columns in the row. |
widget |
A single HTML widget from which to extract the HTML element ID. |
asRow produces a "combineWidgets" object which
is a single column whose last element is another "combineWidgets" object which is a single row.
If n objects are given as input and last is given a value
less than n, the first n - last objects will be displayed
in a column above the row containing the last objects.
asRow returns a single "combineWidgets" object suitable for display or nesting
within a more complicated display.
getWidgetId returns a character string containing the
HTML element ID of the widget.
Duncan Murdoch
pipe for the %>% operator.
library(crosstalk)
sd <- SharedData$new(mtcars)
ids <- plot3d(sd$origData(), col = mtcars$cyl, type = "s")
# Copy the key and group from existing shared data
rglsd <- rglShared(ids["data"], key = sd$key(), group = sd$groupName())
w <- rglwidget(shared = rglsd) %>%
asRow("Mouse mode: ", rglMouse(getWidgetId(.)),
"Subset: ", filter_checkbox("cylinderselector",
"Cylinders", sd, ~ cyl, inline = TRUE),
last = 4, colsize = c(1,2,1,2), height = 60)
if (interactive() || in_pkgdown_example())
wPlease choose more modern alternatives, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.