I asked:
Problem Description: When I use this
command:
barplot(my.mtrx,names=c("A","B",""),ylim=c(0,25),
col=c(8,4),angle=c(45,135),density=c(15,15),ylab="",
mtext("Number
of Subjects",side = 2, outer = T, cex = 1.8, line = -2))
the text
comes up in the figure, but:
(1) if I try to click on it to edit
it, it disappears. It comes back if I use the "redraw now" command, but I
still can't click on it.
(2) I can't find that text line at all
using the object explorer. Shouldn't it be there?
I have the same
problems if I issue the mtext command separately, outside the call to barplot,
as some have suggested on snews.
Please explain where I can find
the text line in the object explorer, and how I can edit the text
line.
I received kind replies from Steve Riley, Madeline Bauer,
Max Zhao, and John Fennick. Nothing
worked easily, but with a lot of fiddling, I finally got an acceptable
graph. I sent this message to
support@insightful.com, and they replied that my problems represented a bug,
which has now been reported. They
suggested that I use the GUI (ugh).
Incidentally, I am puzzled by Steve Riley?s statement that ?Using the
command line to generate graphics creates "uneditable" graph sheets. Only the
GUI allows "editable" graphs." I
often create editable graphs from the command line.
Thanks to all.
Dave
Parkhurst