Thanks Jim, however if I change "png(fileName)" to "png("picture.png")" then
this:
"require(tcltk)
fileName<-tclvalue(tkgetSaveFile(filetypes="{{PNG Files} {.png}} ")) "
becomes obsolete. Assuming of course that is what you were referring to.
Otherwise I completely missed your point.
Cheers.
Perhaps the One R Tip a Day might be helpful.
The first part of this example saves a png file.
http://onertipaday.blogspot.com/2009/01/statistical-visualizations-part-2.html
Good luck,
Jim
RagingJim wrote:
Thanks mate, will get the zoo package ASAP. I have been working on the file
open/save pa
Thanks mate, will get the zoo package ASAP. I have been working on the file
open/save part, and it works as planned except for one bit. When I save it,
it does not save as the relevant file type.
This is again my code:
require(tcltk)
fileName<-tclvalue(tkgetSaveFile(filetypes="{{PNG Files} {.png
RagingJim wrote:
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> ... it will ask the user for the name of the csv file it wants to open,
> and then prompt for what the user wants to save it as.
>
http://bioinf.wehi.edu.au/~wettenhall/RTclTkExamples/FileOpenSave.html
RagingJim wrote:
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> Secondly, I need to create a running mean
G'day, I am new user to R, and have been thrown in the deep end with a
something my company want me to write.
my code is as follows:
kenttemp=read.csv("mnowak.11.1.csv")
rows=nrow(kenttemp)-5
kent=kenttemp[1:rows,] #have to remove the last 5 lines of the
graph as they interfere with
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