I am trying to use the node attribute 'alpha' in a grViz but I can't get it to work (in RStudio) using R3.5.1 and all packages updated. This code produces no alpha.
library(DiagrammeR)
grViz("
digraph {
node [fontname = Helvetica,
shape = rectangle, width = 3,
color = red,
alpha = 20,
style = filled
]
edge [color = red, arrowtail = none]
A [width = 3, label = '@@1']
B [label = 'transportdata.gms']
B1 [label = '@@2']
C [label = 'stockflow.gms']
A -> B
B -> B1
B -> C
B1 -> C
}
[1]: paste0('Original Data (in Excel-File):\\n ','px-x-1103020100_102\\n px- x-1103020100_103\\n px-x-1103020100_105')
[2]: paste0('./temp/priv_carsdata.gdx')
")
Any help would be welcome!
Renger
You can use hexadecimal colors for color
. These are represented using a red-green-blue (RGB) triple; three hexadecimal numbers between 00 and FF, preceded by the character ’#’ (#rrggbb).
The alpha
parameter (i.e. tranparency) can be defined simply adding two more hexadecimal digits, in the form #rrggbbaa. More details are given here.
In the following example we specify red
color with alpha
of 64 (i.e. 100 as decimal number).
grViz("
digraph {
node [fontname = Helvetica,
shape = rectangle, width = 3,
color = '#FF000064',
style = filled
]
edge [color = red, arrowtail = none]
A [width = 3, label = '@@1']
B [label = 'transportdata.gms']
B1 [label = '@@2']
C [label = 'stockflow.gms']
A -> B
B -> B1
B -> C
B1 -> C
}
[1]: paste0('Original Data (in Excel-File):\\n ','px-x-1103020100_102\\n px- x-1103020100_103\\n px-x-1103020100_105')
[2]: paste0('./temp/priv_carsdata.gdx')
")
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