Several iNZightPlots graphs have been enabled with custom interaction, while others make use of the automatic output of `plotly`. This function returns `TRUE` if the provided plot has interaction (as determined by iNZight), and `FALSE` otherwise.
can.interact(x)
# S3 method for default
can.interact(x)
# S3 method for inzplotoutput
can.interact(x)
# S3 method for ggplot
can.interact(x)Arguments
- x
a plot object returned from a plotting function
Value
Logical to identify if there is an interactive version
Details
Not that, while most `ggplot2` graphs can be passed to `plotly`, and even though we are using plot.ly directly for some of our ggplot2 graphs, we still only return `TRUE` if the graph was created by one of the packages in the iNZight collection.
Methods (by class)
can.interact(default): Default interaction helper (always returns `FALSE`)can.interact(inzplotoutput): Graphs from `iNZightPlot()`, many of which have interaction enabled, but some do not (for example, hex plots)can.interact(ggplot): Those `iNZight*` plotting functions which return a `ggplot2` object and have been tested to work with plotly will be tagged as such; this is just a helper to check for the necessary attribute.
Examples
can.interact(iNZightPlot(Sepal.Length, data = iris))
#> [1] TRUE