[R] absolute position in plot()
ivo welch
ivo_welch at mailblocks.com
Sat Nov 12 04:13:34 CET 2005
dear R wizards: could you please point me into the right direction? I
would like to write a general function arrow(x1,y1,x2,y2), which
naturally draws an arrow.
the basics of writing this function are of course easy. the only
complication is that I would like the arrow not to exactly hit (x2,y2),
but to stop short just a "tiny bit." alas, because I want my arrow()
function to be general, I would rather not have to tell it the xlim and
ylim plot parameters. So, I need something more akin to the absolute
positioning by which the argument "pos" works within the text()
function. In fact, optimally, I would adopt the default distance that
the "pos=x" uses, and have an optional parameter that allows the user to
change this.
could someone please point me to an example of how to do something like
this?
regards,
/iaw
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