plot.Rendata: Plot a Rendata object

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Plot a Rendata object

Description

Plot 'Rendata' datasets with OT and historical data

Usage

    ## S3 method for class 'Rendata'
plot(x,
     textOver = quantile(x$OTdata[, x$info$varName], probs = 0.99),
     showHist = TRUE,
                 ...) 

Arguments

x	Rendata object i.e. a list object as read with the readXML function.
textOver	Mark values of the variable in the OTdata part of x. Values above the textOver value (if any) will be marked with the character version of the block, typically a year
showHist	If TRUE, the historical periods (is any) are shown on the plot.
...	further args to be passed to plot function.

Details

The plot shows the main data of the object x (the OTdata part) as well as historical data MAXdata or OTSdata if any. Different colours are used on the background. This function is not intended to produce nice plots to be printed.

Note

This function is mainly a companion function of readXML. Its goal is to check the content of the data read.

Author(s)

Yves Deville

See Also

readXML

Examples

if (require(XML)) {
   ## use 'index.xml' file shipped with Renext
   dir1 <- system.file("Rendata", package = "Renext")
   BrestNew <- readXML(name = "Brest", dir = dir1)
   plot(BrestNew)
   GaronneNew <- readXML(name = "Garonne", dir = dir1)
   plot(GaronneNew)
   test1 <- readXML(name = "test1", dir = dir1)
   plot(test1)
}

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