Kepler

Using nightly build 14 Apr 08 under WinXP. The code below generates a publication-quality graphic when run from the R command line. When run in an RExpression actor, however the results are pretty unattractive.

Case 1: With an imageJ actor connected, the resulting RExpressionNUM.png is extremely compressed. i.e., there is lots of white space and the subplots are cramped.

Case 2: With no imageJ actor, and the "Automatically display graphics" button checked, the resulting pdf is less cramped than the png, but still not as well-proportioned as that coming directly from R.

Note: resizing the graphic does not help - proportions remain the same

1. test code for RExpression actor subplot generation
2. get data and variables in order...
   library(MASS) ;
   names(wtloss) ; attach(wtloss) ;
   w<-Weight ; d<-Days ;
3. set up stacked subplotting environment, plot top fig
   par(mfrow=c(2,1)) ; plot(w~d) ;
   res<-lm(w~d) ; abline(res) ;
4. plot bottom fig
   r<-residuals(res) ; plot(d,r) ;
5. return to default graphics, clean up
   par(mfrow=c(1,1)) ;
   detach(wtloss) ;