I'm running R 2.3.1 on Windows. When calling boxplot(), shouldn't the "axes" and "frame.plot" arguments get passed down to bxp()? A specific example where the plot is not framed (but seems like it should be): X <- data.frame(x=as.factor(rep(c(1,2,3), 10)), y=rnorm(30)) boxplot(y~x, data=X, frame.plot=TRUE, axes=FALSE) And this doesn't seem to affect the default at all: boxplot(y~x, data=X, frame.plot=FALSE) However, this does the trick: y <- boxplot(y~x, data=X, plot=FALSE) bxp(y, frame.plot=TRUE, axes=FALSE) Any ideas?
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