Feature request: plot the ontology about daisiemainland HOT 7 CLOSED

Feel free to write some plotting code, if you feel that the code is useful for the package once it is finished please make a pull request and if I agree it is useful it can be kept on the package. 😄

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Thank you for the idea of having these scenarios be made with a plotting functions in R. The picture pasted above is made using Tikz (latex). I have not attempted to write a plotting function for these in the past, and the I feel the pay-off of having them be produced in R is not worth the time input required to write what I believe would be a substantial amount of code.

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Thanks for the clear answer!

Would you mind to have some experimental plotting added if I do it? It will not be clean and it can well be non-exported, it is just that I could use it.

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Done!

Here is my favorite test:

test_that("interesting picture, with recolonisation", {
  set.seed(
    9,
    kind = "Mersenne-Twister",
    normal.kind = "Inversion",
    sample.kind = "Rejection"
  )
  mainland <- sim_mainland(
    total_time = 10,
    m = 10,
    mainland_ex = 1.0
  )

  # Clade goes extinct, but after island age
  mainland_clade <- mainland[[1]]
  plot_mainland_clade(mainland_clade)
  
  island <- sim_island(
    total_time = 1,
    island_pars = c(1, 1, 10, 12, 1),
    mainland = mainland_clade,
    mainland_sample_prob = 1,
    mainland_sample_type = "complete")
  plot_island(island)
})

The mainland clade (note that only until t = 1 is used):

The island:

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I am happy the pictures visualize all the info produced by sim_mainland and sim_island. Sure, they can be made more intuitive, but I need a closer look for that. Still, it is helpful that all information is visualized :-)

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Thanks for the new plotting functions. Can this issue be closed once the new code reaches main?

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Thanks for accepting! Sure, this Issue can be closed when it reaches main, or now :-)

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