I'd suggest starting with the documentation. See
?Devices
and then look at some of the other functions referenced in the "See
Also" section of ?Devices.
Basically, you produce plots on two different graphics devices by
this sequence:
1) open a graphics device
2) produce a plot
3) open another graphics device
4) produce a plot
and depending on which graphic device(s) you are using you may have
follow with dev.off() to actually get any useful result.
And of course there is always the documentation you can download from
the R website. Specifically, the one titled
"An Introduction to R"
in which I found a section titled
"Multiple graphics devices"
which starts with
"In advanced use of R it is often useful to have several graphics
devices in use at the same time."
(this was from the R 2.0.1 version of the manual, to be precise)
-Don
At 1:30 PM +0200 7/29/05, Clark Allan wrote:
>a simple question
>
>how does one produce plots on two different graphics devices?
>
>/
>allan
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