33\title {Generate aesthetic mappings that describe how variables in the data are
44mapped to visual properties (aesthetics ) of geoms. }
55\usage {
6- aes(x , y , ... )
6+ aes(x , y , ... )
77}
88\arguments {
99 \item {x }{x value }
@@ -14,21 +14,21 @@ mapped to visual properties (aesthetics) of geoms.}
1414 map. }
1515}
1616\description {
17- \code {aes } creates a list of unevaluated expressions.
18- This function also performs partial name matching ,
19- converts color to colour , and old style R names to ggplot
20- names ( eg. pch to shape , cex to size )
17+ \code {aes } creates a list of unevaluated expressions. This
18+ function also performs partial name matching , converts
19+ color to colour , and old style R names to ggplot names ( eg.
20+ pch to shape , cex to size )
2121}
2222\examples {
2323aes(x = mpg , y = wt )
2424aes(x = mpg ^ 2 , y = wt / cyl )
2525}
2626\seealso {
27- \code {\link {aes_string }} for passing quoted variable
28- names. \code {\link {aes_colour_fill_alpha }},
29- \code {\link {aes_group_order }},
30- \code {\link {aes_linetype_size_shape }} and
31- \code {\link {aes_position }} for more specific examples
32- with different aesthetics.
27+ \code {\link {aes_string }} for passing quoted variable names.
28+ \code {\link {aes_colour_fill_alpha }},
29+ \code {\link {aes_group_order }},
30+ \code {\link {aes_linetype_size_shape }} and
31+ \code {\link {aes_position }} for more specific examples with
32+ different aesthetics.
3333}
3434
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