I am replying to myself as regardless of the save I described below I also want
to do something like the following
do_analysis_for_data_sets <- function(AnalysisFunction, DataSets, ...) {
lapply(DataSets,AnalysisFunction, "how to pass the ... to lapply")
}
which means that I want to pass the .... also to the lapply (I am using
mclapply actually that have the same syntax).
Could you please comment on that as well as too my point before (About how to
write a function that given a path inpuit saves the file as eps)
B.R
Alex
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To: "R-help@r-project.org" <R-help@r-project.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2011 9:15 PM
Subject: [R] Generic Plot and save function
Dear all,
I was reading for the nice ... parameter option in R, which if I got it right
it is used to pass other parameter to some other function inside your function
for example
plot_duty_cycle<- function(data, ...) {
barplot(duty_cycle_per_bin(data), ...)
}
I can put some parameters to pass inside the barplot function inside my
function.
I would like to ask you if there is a "smart" way to also put some parameter in
the input section of my function so to also save the plot in the given path
I am thinking for something like that
plot_duty_cycle<- function(data, ...) {
barplot(duty_cycle_per_bin(data), ...)
if (is(path) { save somehow the plot in the path}
}
Could you please give me a nice hint for that case
B.R
Alex
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