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Ah...I figured out what went wrong. It was following the row order of the first heatmap.
If I switched the order draw(hm1+hm0,row_split=expr.102.not.85)
then hm1 heatmap will still be sorted and split.
Is there a way I can still draw the hm0
on the left and keep hm1
sorted? Also, I still haven't figured out how to remove the text annotation on the left.
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I am sorry for the late reply. I miss this issue because tons of issues from my other projects :)
You can set main_heatmap
argument to decide which heatmap controls the row order of all heatmap list:
draw(hm0+ hm1, main_heatmap = "name-of-hm1") # give hm1 a name!
To remove the row titles, set row_title = NULL
hm1 = EnrichedHeatmap(..., row_title = NULL)
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I really appreciate you're still taking the time to reply. It's still useful for me :-)
Thanks! I missed the main_heatmap
parameter. That's really helpful.
Weirdly, I somehow managed to find row_title_gp
so I set the size to 0 but not row_title
ha! Thanks!!
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