hearted people who clicked in to see this question.I just started learning to use ggplot.
ggplot(mpg)
aes(x = displ) |>
ggplot(mpg)
The first command mpg is passed to ggplot as an argument to data =, while the second command is of the same form, but why mpg is passed as an argument to mapping = instead of the incoming aes function as an argument to mapping =?
The error goes like this:
It looks like mpg is being pushed to the side. What is the logic here?
Thank you for your patience.
I try to search on google and asked my friends. But I can’t get an answer. Have I made some mistakes or is this some kind of feature of the R language?
>Solution :
The pipe passes its left hand side to the first unnamed argument of the right hand side. So aes(x = displ) |> ggplot(mpg) is equivalent to ggplot(aes(x = displ), mpg), which in turn is equivalent to ggplot(data = aes(x = displ), mapping = mpg) since that’s the order of ggplot()’s arguments.
If you want to get around this, you can explicitly pass mpg to the data arg:
aes(x = displ) |>
ggplot(data = mpg)
or explicitly pass your aes() call to mapping using the pipe placeholder (_):
aes(x = displ) |>
ggplot(mpg, mapping = _)