If you want a new device opened you can call dev.new() In current R.
X11() does have xpos and ypos, *but* there is no guarantee that any value
you choose will not be the same as the default. Indeed, with
windows(5,5,xpos=0) you will put your second window on top of the first
one in my setup.
I entirely agree with Patrick, and would add 'why do you think a 5" square
window is appropriate on both 8" and 30" monitors?'. Please curb your
enthusiasm to make decisions for your package users.
On Mon, 16 Jun 2008, Christophe Genolini wrote:
Generally, I like to use a pdf device which can have any number of
pages.
I am proposing a graphical way a selecting a clusterization based a quality
criterion. In order to avoid local maximum, you can build something like 10
000 clusterization. Exporting all of them has no sence. So I open two graph,
on the left you can see all the quality criterion. On the rigth, you can see
the clusterization that you are curently selecting on the left graph. The
idea is not to export all the clusterization but to chose one. So you can
change the selected clusterization by using the arrow. This is possible only
on a screen.
But an X11 device will also work for single plots and there's no need
to specifically set it in the package.
Thanks a lot.
Is there a way to set the position at which the x11 windows shall open ? I do
not want to be very precise, I just want the two windows to not open one on
the top of the other...
Why not let users set the device they wish to use?
The function that is calling windows(5,5,xpos=0) is called "choice()". So
users that do not like the output that I propose are free to not call
"choice()", others are free to use it...
Requests to the maintainer gets no response.
Lol ! I am so proud when someone is using one of my two package that I answer
very fast... ;-)
May be it will change when I will have ten to maintain ?
Christophe
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