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aplot 0.2.3

• xlab2() and ylab2() to prevent axis label aignment (2024-06-17, Mon)

aplot 0.2.2

• bug fixed in plot expand adjustment (2023-10-06, Fri, #36)
• introduce .process_plotlist() for internally process plotlist (2023-09-16, Sat)

aplot 0.2.1

• compatible with ‘enrichplotDot’ object in ‘enrichplot’ v >= 1.20.2 to override point shape legend supported in ‘ggfun’ v >= 0.1.3 (2023-09-15, Fri)

aplot 0.2.0

• control space between subplots (2023-07-15, Sat, #31)
• gglistGrob() to convert a ‘gglist’ object to a ‘gtable’ object (2023-06-26, Mon)
• <= to add ggplot component to each of the plots stored in a “gglist” object (2023-06-26, Mon)
• mv theme_no_margin() to the ‘ggfun’ package (2023-06-24, Sat)
• extend ggsave() to support gglist object (2023-06-05, Mon, #26)

aplot 0.1.10

• fixed R check for a typo in grid.draw.aplot() method (2023-03-08, Wed)

aplot 0.1.9

• use ggfun::theme_noxaxis() instead of ggtree::theme_dendrogram() (2022-11-21, Mon)
• use original scale when sub plot is not a ‘ggtree’ object (2022-11-18, Fri, #23)

aplot 0.1.8

• user can use options(aplot_align = "y") to pass the value to as.patchwork(align="y") (2022-10-09, Sun)
  • https://github.com/YuLab-SMU/ChIPseeker/pull/199#pullrequestreview-1135289398

aplot 0.1.7

• [, [<-, [[ and [[<- methods for the ‘aplot’ class (2022-08-27, Sat, #22)
• introduce align parameter in as.patchwork() (2022-07-27, Wed, #19)

aplot 0.1.6

• bug fixed

aplot 0.1.5

• output parameter in plot_list() can specify to return a gglist or patchwork object (2022-06-01, Wed)
• plot_list() calls gglist() and return a gglist object (2022-05-05, Thu)

aplot 0.1.4

• gglist() function to construct composite plot (2022-05-05, Thu)
• based on the update of ggrange(), now in xlim2() and ylim2(), we should specify region = 'plot' (2022-04-06, Wed)
• mv ggrange(), xrange() and yrange() to ‘ggfun’ (2022-04-01, Fri)

aplot 0.1.3

• update ggrange() to support extracting plot limit and range (newly added) (2022-04-01, Fri)

aplot 0.1.2

• bug fixed in setting plot.tag theme element in plot_list (2021-11-08, Mon)

aplot 0.1.1

• add labels parameter in plot_list (2021-09-19, Sun)
• plot_list use ggfun::facet_set() to use facet label to label subplots (2021-09-17, Fri)
• options(aplot_guides = "keep") to set whether collecting guides (2021-09-16, Thu)
  • https://github.com/YuLab-SMU/aplot/issues/6#issuecomment-920606540
• mv ggbreak2ggplot, is.ggbreak and is.ggtree to the ggfun package and import ggfun
• plot_list now compatible with ggbreak object (2021-09-07, Tue)
• print(aplot) will draw the figure and return a patchwork object (2021-09-03, Fri; #6)

aplot 0.1.0

• add byrow, guides and design parameter in plot_list (2021-09-03, Fri)

aplot 0.0.9

• bug fixed for plot_list with patchwork object (2021-09-03, Fri)
• plot_list supports named plots as input and uses the names as facet labels of the plots

aplot 0.0.8

• update ..., tag_levels and tag_size parameters in plot_list (2021-09-02, Thu)

aplot 0.0.7

• suggest ggfun (2021-08-27, Mon)

aplot 0.0.6

• is.ggtree from treeio package (2020-08-31, Mon)
• compatible to work with coord_flip plot (2020-08-30, Sun)
• fixed typo (2020-07-24, Fri)

aplot 0.0.5

• remove margin in all plots (2020-07-22, Wed)
• bug fixed of using insert_* with scale_*_discret(limits=""). (2020-07-03, Fri)
  • https://github.com/YuLab-SMU/aplot/issues/2
  • https://github.com/YuLab-SMU/aplot/pull/3
• use ggplot() + theme_void() instead of patchwork::plot_spacer() for empty plot (2020-04-15, Wed)

aplot 0.0.4

• export xrange and yrange (2020-04-07, Tue)
• plot_list (2020-03-31, Tue)

aplot 0.0.3

• CRAN release
  • xlim2()
  • ylim2()
  • insert_left()
  • insert_right()
  • insert_top()
  • insert_bottom()
  • user can use ggsave to export the aplot object to a figure (e.g. png, pdf)

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