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...r's side. How difficult, if possible at all, would it be then to extract and compile all C code related to R graphics into a stand-alone library to link our user application to? So that in my own C code I call C-equivalents of R internal graphical functions, such as "do_rect" or "do_plot_xy". I assume that would include at least compiling the C code of standard packages "grDevices" and "graphics", but perhaps, it is much more than just that? I am afraid these packages would depend on the other core packages of R. Plus some other obstacles I cannot foresee. I...

hi, i am sure that this is a trivial question but i have not been able to find an answer by searching the mailing lists. i want to plot points on a graph, joined by lines. the command that i am using is points(x, y, type = "b", pch = 21) this plots nice open circles at the data points and draws lines between them. however, the lines do not come all the way up to the edge of the

...ather than cex=NA by default (plus corresponding --internal changes to do_mtext in plot.c). --This needs to be done very carefully because (i) the change suggested above --mayhave side-effects in many other pieces of interpreted code --(ii) do_mtext ignores dd->gp.cexbase unlike, for example, do_plot_xy --and anything to do with cexbase needs extreme care. * PR# 820 * Subject: interaction.plot From: "Mark M. Span" <span@psy.uva.nl> Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:47:39 +0100 --mtext is unscaled by default. It is not clear if this should --use the par("cex") setting or an inli...

...an cex=NA by default (plus corresponding - --internal changes to do_mtext in plot.c). - --This needs to be done very carefully because (i) the change suggested above - --mayhave side-effects in many other pieces of interpreted code - --(ii) do_mtext ignores dd->gp.cexbase unlike, for example, do_plot_xy - --and anything to do with cexbase needs extreme care. * PR# 820 * Subject: interaction.plot From: "Mark M. Span" <span@psy.uva.nl> Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:47:39 +0100 - --mtext is unscaled by default. It is not clear if this should - --use the par("cex") setting or a...

...ather than cex=NA by default (plus corresponding --internal changes to do_mtext in plot.c). --This needs to be done very carefully because (i) the change suggested above --mayhave side-effects in many other pieces of interpreted code --(ii) do_mtext ignores dd->gp.cexbase unlike, for example, do_plot_xy --and anything to do with cexbase needs extreme care. * PR# 820 * Subject: interaction.plot From: "Mark M. Span" <span@psy.uva.nl> Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:47:39 +0100 --mtext is unscaled by default. It is not clear if this should --use the par("cex") setting or an inli...

...ather than cex=NA by default (plus corresponding --internal changes to do_mtext in plot.c). --This needs to be done very carefully because (i) the change suggested above --mayhave side-effects in many other pieces of interpreted code --(ii) do_mtext ignores dd->gp.cexbase unlike, for example, do_plot_xy --and anything to do with cexbase needs extreme care. * PR# 820 * Subject: interaction.plot From: "Mark M. Span" <span@psy.uva.nl> Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:47:39 +0100 --mtext is unscaled by default. It is not clear if this should --use the par("cex") setting or an inli...

...ather than cex=NA by default (plus corresponding --internal changes to do_mtext in plot.c). --This needs to be done very carefully because (i) the change suggested above --mayhave side-effects in many other pieces of interpreted code --(ii) do_mtext ignores dd->gp.cexbase unlike, for example, do_plot_xy --and anything to do with cexbase needs extreme care. * PR# 820 * Subject: interaction.plot From: "Mark M. Span" <span@psy.uva.nl> Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:47:39 +0100 --mtext is unscaled by default. It is not clear if this should --use the par("cex") setting or an inli...