wdPlot: create an R plot and paste it into word.
In R2wd: Write MS-Word documents from R

Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples

By default, this uses the plot function to create the plot according to the arguments given as .... The plot function can be replaced by another function which creates a graph.

1 2	wdPlot(..., plotfun = plot, caption="",method="metafile",height = 5, width = 5, pointsize = 10, bookmark = NULL, wdapp = .R2wd, paragraph = TRUE)

`...`	the arguments to the plot function
`plotfun`	the plot function (by default `plot`)
`caption`	figure caption
`method`	the graphics device type (`metafile` or `bitmap`)
`height`	the height of the plot in R units (commonly inches)
`width`	the width of the plot in R units (commonly inches)
`pointsize`	the pointsize of the plot
`bookmark`	the bookmark text (if missing, a default will be created)
`wdapp`	the handle to the Word Application (usually not needed)
`paragraph`	whether a paragraph is given after inserting the plot.

The plot is transfered as a windows metafile.

Christian Ritter

## Not run: 
wdGet()
## a basic call using the default metafile device
wdTitle("R2wd: plotting")
wdPlot(1:100,sin(1:100),type="l",bty="l")
## a call using a ggplot function which uses semi-transparency
## this requires the bitmap device (the metafile device is nicer but doesn't render semi-transparency)
require(ggplot2)
funny<-function(){
c <- ggplot(mtcars, aes(qsec, wt))
print(c + stat_smooth())
}
wdPlot(plotfun=funny,method="bitmap")

## End(Not run)