such as:
func(Age)
and then obtain:
Anova for variable Age
Using names(formals()) inside function func yields a. That is not what I
need. I need the name contained in a, which in this case is Age.
Thanks for your time.
Willemf
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Dear Mike and Brian,
Thank you very much, this solves my immediate problem. Thanks for your time
very much. I will do the reading on those two functions.
I have looked for books that deal with the more programmatic aspects of R
instead of the statistical side (e.g. dealing with R objects,
Mark, your suggestion results in about 75% control over the plot. This is the
best that I have managed to get it at, so thank you very much. In Linux you
create a X11() device for screen output. Specifying identical device
characteristics results in a fair degree of similarity between screen
have two books on R graphics but this aspect is never treated in detail in
any of them. Kind regards, willemf.
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Thank you Jeff, I will follow up on this. I just cannot believe that R does
not have a good command of this. The obvious route is Postscript ourput,
since it is not raster-based and one can incorporate EPS files into
OpenOffice documents. However, when printing to a Postscript device, there
is no
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