Changing the default order of stacked data

[Serdar Akin]

Hi,

 

I have loaded ggplot 0.9.0, and wanted to plot some older scripts that have worded using the older verison of ggplot.

 

For instance I cannot now control the order for which the geom_area is stacking the data, before I only made the change like this:

 

Data$variable <- factor(Data$variable, levels = c(“1”,etc) )

 

But now the levels do change but geom_area does not recognize the change

 

Regards

 

Serdar Akin
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[Brandon Hurr]

Do you have a reproducible example? 

Usually factor order is preserved... I can't see this having been changed in the transition. 

Brandon

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[Emilio Xavier Esposito]

Hi

Please see this post:

https://groups.google.com/d/topic/ggplot2/bxFj2RsbgnE/discussion

Emilio

[Serdar Akin]

Hi,

 

Before I downloaded  ggplot 0.9.0 I did the exact same thing shown in the example, but running the script gives me the order I put initial into the data set. I have solved it by putting the dataset into the way I want the order to be.  I were wondering if there is anyone else that have run into problems of the same kind?

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