Tmap_arrange multiple rows, size/aspect ratio by row
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Thanks for this great package! I'm reviving this question from stackoverflow.
I was hoping with the new widths/lengths features it would be as simple as this, but no dice:
library(tmap)
library(spData)
a<-tm_shape(world) +
tm_polygons(col = "lifeExp")
tmap_arrange(a,a,a, nrow = 2, widths=c(.5,.5,1))
# Or maybe a nested approach
b<-tmap_arrange(a,a)
tmap_arrange(b,a,nrow=2)
Is this not possible with tmap_arrange?
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Start by reproducing the issue's R examples with tmap_arrange, including the nrow, widths, and nested-arrangement cases. Trace the existing tmap_arrange entry point and determine whether the requested multiple-row layout can support per-row sizing or aspect ratios. Done means the examples produce the intended two-row arrangement, with behavior covered by an appropriate test.
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