>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Stansell <ps at ph.ed.ac.uk>
>>>>> on Sat, 16 Oct 2004 19:19:42 +0100 (BST) writes:
Paul> Dear R users,
Paul> Below are some R commands which produce a y-axis label
Paul> that is not wholly in the viewing area of the eps file
Paul> (or the x11 window).
yes, that has almost nothing to do with the specific device
> label<-expression(italic(A)==union(italic(H)[italic(i)],i==1,4))
>
postscript("labelBug.eps",onefile=F,height=5,width=5,pointsize=12)
> plot(1,1,xlab=label,ylab=label)
> dev.off()
Paul> I have tried experimenting with the postscript
Paul> bounding box, and using such R commands as
Paul> over(phantom(0),...) but I make the whole y-label
Paul> visible.
Paul> Does anyone have any suggestions for how I may fix this.
yes. You have to use a larger "left" margin (i.e. margin # 2),
see the 'mar' section in help(par),
and also re-read the part on graphics in the "Introduction to R"
manual.
The following will look better {independently of the device,
postscript, X11, windows,...}:
label <- expression(italic(A) == union(italic(H)[italic(i)],i==1,4))
op <- par(mar = .1 + c(5,5,4,1))
plot(1,1, xlab=label, ylab=label)
par(op)# to reset the graphics settings to the defaults
Martin