Hi Martin,
Depending upon what device parameters you want to set, you can write a
wrapper for the device call that includes the parameters:
my.x11<-function() {
x11(family="sans",font=2)
}
Then just call the wrapper instead of the device function. You could
make a little package with all of the
The Details section of ?par starts of with:
"Each device has its own set of graphical parameters."
(So this is not Mac-specific.)
Strictly speaking, the options you set with par() are not "reset" when you
open a new graphics device. Rather, when a new device is opened, it is
initialized with de
Martin:
One simple approach: write your own graphics functions that are simple
wrappers to the plot functions you use that set the par() values as
you wish. You could even put them in a package that is loaded at
startup. See ?Startup
My understanding is that so long as a graphics device remains o
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