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RSurvey (version 0.5.0)

axesLimits: Set Axes Limits

Description

A GUI for setting plotting limits.

Usage

axesLimits(parent, old = NULL, addt = FALSE)

Arguments

parent
tkwin; the parent window (optional)
old
list; contains the current plotting limits, see Value section
addt
logical; if TRUE the temporal axis limits are provided within the GUI

Value

  • Returns a list containing the following components:
  • x1numeric; the minimum x-axis value
  • x1.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the minimum x-axis
  • x2numeric; the maximum x-axis value
  • x2.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the maximum x-axis
  • y1numeric; the minimum y-axis value
  • y1.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the minimum y-axis
  • y2numeric; the maximum y-axis value
  • y2.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the maximum y-axis
  • z1numeric; the minimum z-axis value
  • z1.chklogical; if TRUE the default value will be used for the minimum z-axis
  • z2numeric; the maximum z-axis value
  • z2.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the maximum z-axis
  • t1POSIXlt; the minimum t-axis value
  • t1.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the minimum temporal axis
  • t2POSIXlt; the maximum t-axis value
  • t2.chklogical; if TRUE a default value will be used for the maximum temporal axis

Examples

Run this code
axesLimits()

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