plot1: plot1 a simple way to plot an xy line plot

In haddonm/datalowSA: A Package to Faciliate Application of Data poor Stock Assessments

plot1 a simple way to plot an xy line plot

Description

plot1 provides a quick way to plot out a single xy line plot. It can be used with plotprep to generate a plot outside of Rstudio or by itself to generate one within Rstudio. It uses a standard par setup and permits custom labels, font, and font size (cex). It checks the spread of y and if a ymax is not given in the parameters finds the ymax and checks to see if y goes negative in which case it uses getmin, so the y-axis is set to 0 - ymax or ymin - ymax

Usage

plot1(
  x,
  y,
  xlabel = "",
  ylabel = "",
  type = "l",
  usefont = 7,
  cex = 0.85,
  maxy = 0,
  defpar = TRUE,
  inpch = 16,
  incol = 1
)

Arguments

x	The single vector of x data
y	the single vector of y data. If more are required they can be added spearately after calling plot1.
xlabel	the label fot the x-axis, defaults to empty
ylabel	the label fot the y-axis, defaults to empty
type	the type of plot "l" is for line, the default, "p" is points. If you want both plot a line and add points afterwards.
usefont	which font to use, defaults to 7 which is Times bold
cex	the size of the fonts used. defaults to 0.85
maxy	defaults to 0, which does nothing. If a value is given then this value is used rather than estimating from the input y
defpar	if TRUE then plot1 will declare a par statement. If false it will expect one outside the function. In this way plot1 can be used when plotting multiple graphs, perhaps as mfrow=c(2,2)
inpch	the input character type if using type="p", default=16
incol	the colour to use for the line or points, default = black

Value

nothing but it does plot a graph and changes the par setting

Examples

## Not run: 
x <- rnorm(20,mean=5,sd=1)
plot1(x,x,xlabel="x-values",ylabel="yvalues")

## End(Not run)

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