scroll_canvas {g6R} | R Documentation |
Configure Scroll Canvas Behavior
Description
Creates a configuration object for the scroll-canvas behavior in G6. This behavior allows scrolling the canvas with mouse wheel or keyboard.
Usage
scroll_canvas(
key = "scroll-canvas",
enable = TRUE,
direction = NULL,
range = 1,
sensitivity = 1,
trigger = NULL,
onFinish = NULL,
preventDefault = TRUE,
...
)
Arguments
key |
Unique identifier for the behavior (string, default: "scroll-canvas"). |
enable |
Whether to enable this behavior (boolean or JS function, default: TRUE). |
direction |
Allowed scrolling direction: "x", "y", or NULL for no limit (string or NULL, default: NULL). |
range |
Scrollable viewport range in viewport size units (numeric or numeric vector, default: 1). |
sensitivity |
Scrolling sensitivity, the larger the value, the faster the scrolling (numeric, default: 1). |
trigger |
Keyboard shortcuts to trigger scrolling (list, default: NULL). |
onFinish |
Callback function when scrolling is finished (JS function, default: NULL). |
preventDefault |
Whether to prevent the browser's default event (boolean, default: TRUE). |
... |
Extra parameters. See https://g6.antv.antgroup.com/en/manual/behavior/scroll-canvas. |
Value
A list with the configuration settings for the scroll-canvas behavior.
Examples
# Basic configuration
config <- scroll_canvas()
# Custom configuration
config <- scroll_canvas(
key = "my-scroll-behavior",
direction = "x",
range = c(-2, 2),
sensitivity = 1.5,
preventDefault = FALSE
)
# With keyboard triggers and callback
config <- scroll_canvas(
enable = JS("(event) => !event.altKey"),
trigger = list(
up = "w",
down = "s",
left = "a",
right = "d"
),
onFinish = JS("() => { console.log('Scrolling finished'); }")
)