[R] new newbie graphics question

[Philippe Grosjean]

plot(x, y, xlim=c(0, 3000))

read ?plot more carefully.

All the best,

Philippe Grosjean


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>Thanks for all the responses. 

>FWIW, the par(new=TRUE) does rescale the graph as opposed to
>lines(...) so it's more appropriate in the general case. 

>Yep, I do find the documentation rather terse. 

>For example, I haven't been able to rescale the axes properly. 
>I have 30 data points but I want the x-axis to read from 0 to 3000. 
>How is that done? What I've tried from looking at the ?axis
>documentation does not work and then my y-axis is messed up. 

>TIA.
>-- 
>                                   myriam

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