R-alpha: axes & plot boundary
Ross Ihaka <ihaka@stat.auckland.ac.nz> writes:
Peter Dalgaard BSA writes:
> I don't rcall seeing this one reported before:
>
> plot(...,axes=F)
>
> removes not only the axes, but also the plot boundary. The 'bty'
> parameter loses its effect completely. getting it back seems to
> require fiddling with par("usr") and rect() or lines()
This S compatible. You can get the box after by saying box()
By golly! So it is. Sorry. That is the trouble with working from home and not having Splus around... Actually, I did look for something that did what box() does, but couldn't find it off-hand. It isn't really obvious where to look. When we get around to finishing the plot() man page, let's try to remember to add a short note on axes=F. Something like " axes=F removes the axes and the plot boundary. Use 'axis' and 'box' to add them later. "
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