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plet(): arguments "breaks" and "breakby" do not work for spatial raster objects #1187
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The arguments do not work because they do not exist (see the manual for |
Thanks, you can now do things like:
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Excellent! thanks |
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# version 1.8-21 ## bug fixes - `sieve` failed with large rasters [#1729](rspatial/terra#1729) by Reed Humphrey - `extractRange` only worked for SpatVector, not for matrix or vector [#1733](rspatial/terra#1733) by Victor Van der Meersch - `extract<SpatRaster>` over https with a multilayer SpatRaster returned the values for the first layer for all layer [#1736](rspatial/terra#1736) by Shannon Albeke ## enhancements - new argument xyz="" to the `rast<SpatVector>` method - new arguments "type" and "breaks" to `plet<SpatRaster>` method [#1187](rspatial/terra#1187) by Augustin Lobo - new argument "cores" in `lapp<SpatRasterDataset>` [#1190](rspatial/terra#1190) by kel44 - `aggregate<SpatRaster>` now handles `fun="table"` [#1662](rspatial/terra#1662) by Fernando Aramburu. ## new - `is.flipped<SpatRaster>` method [#1627](https://github.com/rspatial/terra/issues/1627)>` by Timothée Giraud - `as.array<SpatRasterDataset>` method - `distance<SpatRaster,missing>` now has argument "values". If TRUE, the values of the nearest non-target cell is returned instead of the distance [#1243](https://github.com/rspatial/terra/is sues/1243) by Simon Dedman - `thresh<SpatRaster>` [#1233](rspatial/terra#1233) by Agustin Lobo
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It would be very useful being able to define the distribution of colors of spatial raster objects in plet()
By now I circumvent with:
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