[R] par() function problem

[zlamal@ufi.fme.vutbr.cz]

> What is your real intention?
Real intention to do this is to pass line type arguments to function 
which calls plot and lines as an argument, as shown bellow.

xx<-function(type){
	plot(c(1,2,3),c(3,4,5),type)
}
xx(c(type="b",lty=1))

This solution can not be used, but I can pass arguments to par 
function

par(type)


Jakub Zlamal


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