The circos function in the OmicsCircos package draws chromosomal segments with some space between them. How to control the width of this space?

For instance, if I wanted to represent a single circular chromosome (e.g. a bacterial chromosome), how would I use the circos function to plot this, since the current function plots the single chromosome with a space at the end such that the circle appears disjointed?

Here's the code I've used to plot the single chromosome:

circos(R=400, cir=angles, type="chr", print.chr.lab=F, W=4, scale=F)

Upon the suggestion from the authors of the package:

Changing the angle.end parameter to 362 instead of the default 360 does the trick!

angles <- segAnglePo(seg.dat=seg, seg=seg$chrom, angle.start = 0, angle.end = 362)

This can be used to control the spacing between the segments. Needs some trial and error though!