Do you mean the axis tick annotations, the xlab, the ylab or what? (It is
the xlab and ylab that are quite explicitly called 'axis label' in the
documentation.)
If you mean the axis tick annotations, please show us an example where R
uses an unnecessary (in your view) '.0'. The internal code uses the
same
algorithm as print.default(), and so will use the same number of decimal
places for all the annotations on one (non-log-scale) axis.
R is very programmable, and you can use par(xaxt="n") followed by a
call
to axis(1) specifying at= and label= to get precisely what you want for
the x axis (amend in the obvious way for the y axis).
On Fri, 7 Apr 2006, Young-Jin Lee wrote:
> Dear R-users
>
> Can anyone please tell me how to format a label of a plot?
> I found that R uses a floating point number (e.g. 2.0) sometimes and an
> integer number (e.g. 2) other times in lables of a plot even though no
> floating number is needed to show the lables.
> How can I get R to use only integer numbers in the plot labels?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Young-Jin
>
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