R help - Jan 2015 - Help - "plot" function in Windows

?Hi,

I am writing regarding to my problem about using "plot" function. I am
using "R x64 3.1.1" (installed on Windows 7 SP1 (laptop Sony VGN-SR)
), and
when I use type this code:

> x <- c(-30,30)
> y <- c(-5,5)
> plot.window(x , y)
or any other form of "plot" function, it doesn't show anything. I
used
> dev.off()
to set the graphic device to the default of R or null, but it didn't help.
Then
I used:
> png(filename="name.png")
> plot.window(x , y)
> dev.off()
to see the output as an image instead. But this is time consuming for me to
do that every time to see the output. Please help me to resolve this
problem.

Very looking forward to your reply.
Thank you.


Best Regards,
Nafiseh Mehdipour.

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plot.window() is an internal support function, not a user function.
use
plot()

x <- c(-30,30)
y <- c(-5,5)
plot(x , y)

On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 4:18 PM, Nafise Mehdipour
<nfs.mehdipour at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am writing regarding to my problem about using "plot" function.
I am
> using "R x64 3.1.1" (installed on Windows 7 SP1 (laptop Sony
VGN-SR) ), and
> when I use type this code:
>
>
>> x <- c(-30,30)
>> y <- c(-5,5)
>> plot.window(x , y)
>
> or any other form of "plot" function, it doesn't show
anything. I used
>
>> dev.off()
>
> to set the graphic device to the default of R or null, but it didn't
help. Then
> I used:
>
>> png(filename="name.png")
>> plot.window(x , y)
>> dev.off()
>
> to see the output as an image instead. But this is time consuming for me to
> do that every time to see the output. Please help me to resolve this
> problem.
>
> Very looking forward to your reply.
> Thank you.
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Nafiseh Mehdipour.
>
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>
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