How to plot a blank plot

Is plot.new() what you're looking for?

Andy
From: Adrian Custer

Hello everyone,

In plotting several graphics, I'd like to be able to plot a blank plot
as in:

par(mfrow=c(2,1))
plot(BLANK)
hist(rgamma(100000,6463.7,scale=0.015471),xlim=c(0,120),main="
Emergence")

I realize screen allows me to do this, but I figure the functionality
must be there. Is there an equivalent to plot(BLANK)?

thanks,
adrian

PS. please reply direct as I'm not subscribed to the list.

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No, the opposite.

plot.new() will allow me to plot again in the same location. I want to
skip the current location and plot on the next (bottom) split. I want my
plots on the bottom half of the page so the top half can have my notes.

--adrian
Is plot.new() what you're looking for?

Andy

From: Adrian Custer

Hello everyone,

In plotting several graphics, I'd like to be able to plot a blank plot
as in:

par(mfrow=c(2,1))
plot(BLANK)
hist(rgamma(100000,6463.7,scale=0.015471),xlim=c(0,120),main="
Emergence")

I realize screen allows me to do this, but I figure the functionality
must be there. Is there an equivalent to plot(BLANK)?

thanks,
adrian

PS. please reply direct as I'm not subscribed to the list.

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