On May 15, 2010, at 2:12 PM, emorway wrote:
Josh,
Thanks for looking into this further. Picking up on your hint I
tried to
coerce the xlim values as well:
barplot(coldat,horiz=TRUE,axes=FALSE,xlim=c(as.numeric(strptime(well.
80.2$date[1],"%m/%d/%Y
%H:%M")),as.numeric(strptime(well.80.2$date[length(well.
80.2$date)],"%m/%d/%Y
%H:%M"))),ylim=ylim,col=8,space=0)
It doesn't complain at this point, but it doesn't appear to do
anything
either. Hopefully someone else will spot the problem.
I am having trouble figuring out what you expect. If you already have
a plot and you are using par(add=TRUE) then the x and y limits are
already fixed. Furthermore you are asking for a horizontal barplot,
which does add to the xisting plot when you remove both the xim and
ylim parameters. Whether it makes any sense to do it that way, you
will need to evaluate yourself, giving the lack of "motivation" in
your delivery. It does not appear that the author of the example you
cite used xlim or ylim in his modified boxplot function.
--
David.
Eric
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