cplx: Generate a sequence spanning the xlim of a lattice window.
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Generate a sequence spanning the xlim of a lattice window.
Description
Generate a sequence of length points spanning the
current.panel.limits()$xlim of a lattice window.
Usage
cplx(length)
Arguments
length
Integer number of points.
Value
One-column matrix containing length rows.
The first value is the x-value at the left side of the window. The
last value is the x-value at the right side of the window.
The in between points are evenly spaced.
Author(s)
Richard M. Heiberger <rmh@temple.edu>
See Also
scale
Examples
cplx(11)
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Generate a sequence spanning the xlim of a lattice window.
Description
Generate a sequence of length points spanning the
current.panel.limits()$xlim of a lattice window.
Usage
cplx(length)
Arguments
length |
Integer number of points. |
Value
One-column matrix containing length rows.
The first value is the x-value at the left side of the window. The
last value is the x-value at the right side of the window.
The in between points are evenly spaced.
Author(s)
Richard M. Heiberger <rmh@temple.edu>
See Also
scale
Examples
cplx(11)
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