Agustin Lobo wrote:
> Dear list:
> Is there any way of getting the equivalent to what you get with bty="l"
> for the right and bottom axes? and the equivalent to
> bty="7" for the upper and left axes?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Agus
>
Not using bty, but you can get the coordinates of the boundary via
par("usr") and draw boundary lines individually by code like the following.
plot(0,bty="n")
bb <- par("usr")
abline(v=bb[1:2],h=bb[3:4],lwd=1,col=2:5)
(You may get in trouble with large line widths and clipping, in which
case you probably want to use segments(...., xpd=TRUE), although finding
the right selection of the four limits and putting them in the right
order can be a bit challenging.)
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