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Department of Psychology, University of Alberta.
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On 10/13/05 2:12 AM, "Jim Lemon" <bitwrit at ozemail.com.au> wrote:
> Steven Hamblin wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm having a bit of a problem with a plot, and I'm hoping that someone might
>> be able to help. I'm running the R Cocoa Gui v1.12 on OS X 10.4.2, and I'm
>> doing a stacked bar plot. The plot itself is quite simple:
>>
>> barplot(as.matrix(s.strats.in),main="Strategy when strong", col=strat.col)
>>
>> where s.strats.in is a matrix with a number of rows that define the height
>> of each stacked bar. However, ever since I expanded the number of columns
>> from 100 to 500, the borders of the bars are overwhelming the plot (the bars
>> are proportionally smaller, and thus the colours are getting muddied by the
>> black borders). Changing the border colour doesn't help at all, and I was
>> hoping that there was a way to remove the borders of the bars (i.e. have
>> each bar snug right up against the next). I've tried varying any parameter
>> that seems to have the slightest relation, but no luck.
>>
>> Can someone point how to remove the borders or perhaps suggest an equivalent
>> way to do this with another function? I would appreciate any and all help.
>>
> Hi Steven,
>
> Try border=NA (not explained in the barplot help page, but elsewhere).
>
> Jim
>