plot2: plot2
In drmjc/mjcgraphics: mjc's graphics library

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s)

A versatile plotting function which allows the user to: - change the background colour of the plotting region - add ticks to all 4 axes - change the labels for the x and y axes in one command - point the axis ticks inwards (make tcl positive)

  plot2(x, y = NULL, bg.col = "lightgrey", main = NULL,
    sub = NULL, ticks = c(1, 2, 3, 4), xlab = "",
    xlim = NULL, xlabels = NULL, ylab = "", ylim = NULL,
    ylabels = NULL, vablines = NULL,
    vabline.col = "darkgrey", vabline.lty = 1,
    hablines = NULL, habline.col = "darkgrey",
    habline.lty = 1, col = 1, lty = 1, lwd = 1, type = "l",
    axes = TRUE, tcl = 0.25, ...)

`x`	see ?par or ?plot.
`y`	see ?par or ?plot.
`main`	see ?par or ?plot.
`sub`	see ?par or ?plot.
`xlab`	see ?par or ?plot.
`ylab`	see ?par or ?plot.
`xlim`	see ?par or ?plot.
`ylim`	see ?par or ?plot.
`col`	see ?par or ?plot.
`lty`	see ?par or ?plot.
`lwd`	see ?par or ?plot.
`type`	see ?par or ?plot.
`tcl`	commonly overlooked parameter which allows the ticks to point in (positive) or out of the plot (negative). set to NULL ro retain default behaviour.
`bg.col`	change the background colour. Set to NULL to retain default behaviour
`ticks`	which axes should have tick marks plotted?
`xlabels`	override the automatic labels added to x-axis. NB it's up to the user to supply either the same number of labels as normally computed by axTicks(side=1), or if more labels than spots for labels are supplied, then they are placed at `1:length(xlabels)`.
`ylabels`	as above for side=2.