[R] ggplot2 Xlim

[stephen sefick]

would you make this reproducible, please.  Think cut and paste out of
email into R.

?dput

my guess would be the breaks argument

On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 12:31 PM, Felipe Carrillo
<mazatlanmexico at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi: I need some help.
>  I am ploting a bar graph but I can't adjust my x axis scale
>  I use this code:
>      i <-  qplot(ForkLength,Number,data=FL,geom="bar")
>    i + geom_bar(colour="blue",fill="grey65") # too crowded
>
>     FL_dat <- ggplot(FL,aes(x=ForkLength,y=Number)) + geom_bar(colour="green",fill="grey65")
>    FL_dat + scale_x_continuous(limits=c(20,170)) # Can't see anything
>
> FL      Number
> 29      22.9
> 30      63.4
> 31      199.3
> 32      629.6
> 33      2250.1
> 34      7452.5
> 35      19352.9
> 36      17655.5
> 37      13020.6
> 38      5856.0
> 39      2039.4
> 40      1261.2
> 41      780.2
> 42      826.6
> 43      739.0
> 44      608.2
> 45      694.3
> 46      599.5
> 47      690.4
> 48      762.9
> 49      594.6
> 50      771.7
> 51      695.3
> 52      784.5
> 53      780.1
> 54      823.6
> 55      883.2
> 56      747.6
> 57      834.4
> 58      716.7
> 59      632.8
> 60      670.4
> 61      511.0
> 62      577.4
> 63      538.0
> 64      452.3
> 65      451.7
> 66      355.7
> 67      294.1
> 68      278.8
> 69      165.5
> 70      208.7
> 71      161.6
> 72      159.9
> 73      100.9
> 74      84.4
> 75      110.3
> 76      69.3
> 77      60.7
> 78      63.2
> 79      28.8
> 80      46.1
> 81      34.6
> 82      37.1
> 83      35.5
> 84      35.7
> 85      24.3
> 86      17.5
> 87      24.9
> 88      21.5
> 89      17.4
> 90      14.0
> 91      7.8
> 92      10.1
> 93      6.8
> 94      2.9
> 95      4.0
> 96      7.3
> 97      4.6
> 98      4.0
> 99      1.7
> 100     5.0
> 101     11.3
> 102     3.0
> 103     5.2
> 104     9.4
> 105     6.4
> 106     1.0
> 107     8.5
> 108     8.6
> 109     10.1
> 110     9.0
> 111     11.7
> 112     16.0
> 113     3.1
> 114     7.6
> 115     3.9
> 116     7.0
> 117     6.9
> 118     8.1
> 119     2.0
> 121     3.7
> 122     1.9
> 123     4.0
> 124     6.3
> 126     2.0
> 127     2.0
> 128     1.0
> 129     2.0
> 132     2.0
> 134     7.3
> 135     1.0
> 136     1.0
> 139     1.0
> 142     1.0
> 145     1.0
> 152     2.0
> 161     2.5
> 172     1.0
>
>
> Felipe D. Carrillo
> Supervisory Fishery Biologist
> Department of the Interior
> US Fish & Wildlife Service
> California, USA
>
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Stephen Sefick

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