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same colour scale, problem with image(spatialGridDataFrame)
3 messages · andy south, Edzer Pebesma, Peter Larson
The reason is that it is being "absorbed" by the ... in the argument list, and then gets passed on both to plot (to set up the plotting region, aspect ration, axes etc) and to image. The first however doesn't understand this, hence the warning. This doesn't look hard to solve, it's basically a bit sloppy / lazy programming.
On 10/31/2010 02:13 PM, andy south wrote:
Apologies, having just updated sp from version 0.9-66, 2010-07-07, (I know I should have done that before posting) it seems that the main problem has been fixed, but image(spatialGridDataFrame,breaks=) does still seem to generate the warning 'breaks' is not a valid graphical parameter. Thanks, Andy [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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Hello all, I have a database of point (lat long) data. I also have shapefiles of polygon and line data. I need to find the distances from each of the points to 1) the nearest polygon and 2) the nearest line. Is this possible? Thanks, Pete