I'm sorry that I didn't mention about using filled.contour().
The advice about using pin (and, in this case, modifying
filled.contour) is just what I needed. Thanks very much.
(I got sidetracked on the stretchable margin space idea partly
because I've been doing lots of tex lately, and I've
You need to take control. The box is plotted by box(), and that boxes the
plot region as set up by plot.window() and given by par("pin"). So try
setting that early in your plot sequence. E.g. open a window and do
par(pin=c(4,6))
plot commands
This is one of the non-introductory things c
Thanks very much for the reply.
Probably my example was poor. In my real application, I have an 8Mb
data file of ocean properties, that I didn't want to attach. Plus --
and I should have noted this -- I am using coloured filled contours,
so there is a colour bar at the right which uses up
Why don't you create a device that is approximately squared if you ask
to have asp=1? I do not understand why you resize anything. It simply
does not make sense in that case.
Uwe Ligges
Dan Kelley wrote:
> I've been using (and loving) R for quite a while now, but I have to
> admit that som
I've been using (and loving) R for quite a while now, but I have to
admit that something simple is still stumping me.
The question is how I can control the box within which a plot is
drawn, in cases where I'm controlling the aspect ratio with the "asp"
argument.
The problem comes up in pdf(
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