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...n addition, i use the 'col' parameter in 'barplot' to make one particular value be a different color than the rest. Is this sort of control available in lattice's barchart? I didn't see it when reading the documentation. Thanks, Matt ### Regular barplot code that works # w02-08 ar pre-sorted in descending "Sum" oder, # "barcolor" column has names of colors to use. opar <- par(mfrow=c(1,4)) barplot(w02[,"Sum"], horiz=T, col=w02[,"barcolor"], names.arg=w02[,"sts.dist"], main="2002") barplot(w04[,"Sum&qu...

...inadvertently cause malformed final instruction listings. It's not necessarily llvm's fault, though. An example: %a<def> = COPY %w04 asl_a_16_once %a<imp-def>, %n_flag<imp-def,dead>, %z_flag<imp-def,dead>, %c_flag<imp-def>, %a<imp-use,kill> %w02<def> = COPY %a<kill> %w00<def> = COPY %w06 %w00<def,tied1> = rol_dp_16_once %w00<kill,tied0>, %n_flag<imp-def,dead>, %z_flag<imp-def,dead>, %c_flag<imp-def,dead>, %c_flag<imp-use,kill> %a<def> = COPY %w02<kill> The Machi...

HI Fares, You could try this: dat1<- read.table(text=" date????? donation 3jan2003?? 20235 4jan2003?? 25655 5jan2003?? 225860 6jan2003?? 289658 7jan2003?? 243889 8jan2003?? 244338 9jan2003?? 243889 ",sep="",header=TRUE,stringsAsFactors=FALSE) The post is not very specific as to what you need.? I hope this works for you. library(xts)