Dear Listers...
I've been anticipating (with smiles) the day when i get told to look in "a
certain yellow book" and sure enough, I should have before sending off the
query about printing multiple trellis objects! :) Its on page 89 of the
third edition of V&R MASS and the first paragraph is a clear as the summer
lake i'd rather be swimming in.
Bill Venables and Madeline Bauer both suggested the use of print.trellis()
which is extremely helpful and just what was needed.
Don McKenzie suggested the table option in xyplot after configuring a data
frame for multiple x and one y. This seems as though it would be helpful,
but perhaps only for certain data structures.
Cheers for the quick and friendly responses!
andrew
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