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3 messages · Shawn Way, Brian Ripley, Deepayan Sarkar

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I have two questions:

1.  I've tried to use the lattice package with the development version of R
(1.5.0), windows 2000, and it consistantly crashes RGUI and Rterm, on two
seperate installations...

2. The real question...  Is it possible to change the barchart horizontal
bars on lattice to give vertical bars?  If so, could you please give me a
hint on how to do so?

Thanks,

Shawn Way
Process Engineer
Tanox, Inc.
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On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Shawn Way wrote:

            
You do need grid 0.6 and lattice 0.5, and those are in the 1.5.0 areas
on CRAN.

You gave us no idea where you got `the development version of R' from,
nor who compiled it ....  Please take this up with whoever did provide it.

Today's R-devel sources and the current versions of grid and lattice
do work under Windows (but lattice gives some spurious debugging output).
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--- Shawn Way <sway at tanox.com> wrote:
This should be doable in the development version of Lattice. There is an 
example in example(xyplot), and it's exactly as you would expect (I hope);
i.e, you would get  vertical bars if you do 

barchart(y~x)

where x is a factor/shingle/character vector and y is numeric. 
If you really want this when x is numeric, you have to additionally give

barchart(y~x, horizontal = FALSE)

One issue is how to write the levels of x on the x-axis. If the labels are 
long, I would suggest either 

scales = list(x=list(rot = 90))

or

scales = list(x=list(abbreviate = TRUE))


-Deepayan


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