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Also, this seems as good a place as any to say it: I was just about to start work on an R package of this name, trying to interface R to d3. Seems you beat me to the punch to grab this clever name! :)
I figured as much. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
In the meantime: have you seen polychart.js? It's a javascript implementation of the Grammar of Graphics, and it's based on d3. There (obviously) seems to be some overlap with your ideas about R and d3.
I am very excited about this package, but not skilled enough with R to figure out what to do about this issue. I tried just commenting out the function that seems to be the culprit in the r2d3/R/ggplot2.r file, i.e.
as.list.proto <- function(x, ...) x$as.list(...)
and after doing that I seem to be able to run r2d3 without getting that error message, but I don't really know what other things I'm breaking by doing that...
Anyhow this a superexciting package to watch, in my opinion! It would be so nice to get interactive ggplot visualization for the web from R through d3. What a dream to be able to generate interactive web dashboards from R connected to live data... all open source, free and high quality!
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I'm having trouble with the
r2d3
example:The trouble shows up with the second line, but I think it actually starts in the first: if you try executing
print(p)
, you also get the crash.In either case, the error is:
Curiously, this line (which seems to be
ggplot2
-only) works fine untilr2d3
is loaded, as the following commands fromR --vanilla
demonstrate:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: