Hello Lars,
You will need to create an R function to accomplish the needed task.
One way is to put everything into one bug R function:
from rpy import r
r.pdf(filename,onefile=r.TRUE, width = 7.8, height = 7,)
my_contour = r("""
function(x, y, z, n=20)
{
Lab.palette <- colorR
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 3:55 PM, Lars Skjærven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Rpy'ers,
> I am using the "filled.contour"-function to produce a contour map. I
> need to draw vertical and horisontal lines within this map related to
> its coordinate system. The problem is when the legend is drawn,
Dear Rpy'ers,
I am using the "filled.contour"-function to produce a contour map. I
need to draw vertical and horisontal lines within this map related to
its coordinate system. The problem is when the legend is drawn, it
destroys the original coorinatesystem as described in the R-manual.
The manual
Dear Rpy'ers,
I am using the "filled.contour"-function to produce a contour map. I
need to draw vertical and horisontal lines within this map related to
its coordinate system. The problem is when the legend is drawn, it
destroys the original coorinatesystem as described in the R-manual.
The manual
Hi,
I know more about python than R and I'm wondering is there any pickling
support in rpy? If there isn't, is there any scope for providing some?
I've used r.dput a few times to persist some R objects but it would be
very useful if there was a more transparent way to do this.
Anyone got any t
I think if you set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to include
the directory where libR.so has been installed you might get some joy.
John.
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