On Tue, 06-Jan-2009 at 04:27PM +0000, Luis Ridao Cruz wrote:
|> R-help,
|>
|> I'm using the "for" control flow to graph plots continuously:
|>
|> par(mfrow=c(3,5), mar=c(0.6,.2,1.2,.2),yaxt="n",xaxt="n")
|> for(j in 1:11)
|> {
|> for(i in 1:15)
|> {
|>
|> species <- spAldur[spAldur$ar == 1993+i & spAldur$aldur == j,]
|>
|> plot(spec...@coords[,1], spec...@coords[,2], xlim=c(-10,-3.5),
|> ylim=c(60.1,63)
|> , col=3,type="n",xlab="",ylab="")
|> points(geoFeatures[["dyp100"]],pch=".",cex=1.2,col="blue")
|> .....
|> .....
|> .....
|> }}
|>
|> This will plot a map of "something" in the following way:
|>
|> (j=1, i=1), (j=1, i=2),(i=1, i=3),,,,,,,
|> (j=2, i=1), (j=2, i=2),(i=2, i=3),,,,,,,
|> (j=3, i=1), (j=3, i=2),(i=3, i=3),,,,,,,
|>
|> and so on but I wish to have it like this:
|>
|> (j=1, i=1), (j=2,i=2),(i=3,i=3),,,,,,,
So what do you do for i > 11?
It might be as simple as a single loop and this:
species <- spAldur[spAldur$ar == 1993+i & spAldur$aldur == i,]
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