Let\'s say I want to plot histogram with the following formula (I know it\'s not the best but it will illustrate the problem):
set.seed(1)
dframe <- data.
It seems that there is some bug with ggplot() function when you use some stat for plotting (for example y=..count..). Function ggplot() has already environment variable and so it can use variable defined outside this function.
For example this will work because k is used only to change x variable:
k<-5
ggplot(dframe,aes(val/k,y=..count..))+geom_bar()
This will give an error because k is used to change y that is calculated with stat y=..count..
k<-5
ggplot(dframe,aes(val,y=..count../k))+geom_bar()
Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : object 'k' not found
To solve this problem you can kefine k inside the aes().
k <- 5
ggplot(dframe,aes(val,k=k,y=..count../k))+geom_bar()