| savePlot | R Documentation |
Saves the current plot on a windows device to a file.
savePlot(filename = "Rplot",
type = c("wmf", "emf", "png", "jpg", "jpeg", "bmp",
"tif", "tiff", "ps", "eps", "pdf"),
device = dev.cur(),
restoreConsole = TRUE)
filename |
The filename under which to save the plot.
Tilde-expansion (see |
type |
The type of plot, Windows metafile, PNG, JPEG, BMP (Windows bitmap format), TIFF, PostScript or PDF. |
device |
A device number of a |
restoreConsole |
See the ‘Details’ section
of |
This is equivalent to selecting the ‘Save as’ menu item on the
‘File’ menu of a windows device.
If filename does not include a dot (‘.’), savePlot
will add the file type as an extension; that is, the filename will
be set to paste(filename, type, sep = "."). If a dot is present in
filename, the filename is assumed to include an extension and
is used without change.
Using filename as "clipboard" or "" with
type = "wmf" will copy to the clipboard.
Types "eps" and "ps" are the same thing apart from the
extension for the default filename. Similarly
"wmf"/"emf", "jpeg"/"jpg" and
"tiff"/"tif".
JPEG quality is 75%, and TIFF is saved without compression.
None, but a plot file will be created.
There is a similar function of the same name but fewer types for
cairo-based X11 devices on Unix-alikes, and without the
restoreConsole argument.
recordPlot() which is device independent. Further,
png, dev.print
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