On Tue, 20 Sep 2011, David Winsemius wrote:
It seems likely even if you got past that error, you would encounter problems
from the hashed up syntax in this portion of that plot call:
z[, $'Burns Mg']
David,
Yes, that's not close to correct.
If I specify
plot(z[, "Burns Mg"]) # returned by names(z)
I see the plot with the x-axis range from the earliest date for any data
("1980-01-01") to the latest date for any data ("2011-06-09"). What I'm
trying to learn is how to specify start and end dates for each of the z
names. I have these dates as a list returned by:
lapply(1:ncol(z), function(i) range(time(na.omit(z[, i]))))
What I thought might wark was
plot(z[, "Burns Mg"], start = as.Date("1994-01-20"), end =
as.Date("2009-11-11")) # wrapped in alpine; a single line in emacs
but this generates warnings and no plots.
In the zoo-quickref vignette are examples of querying dates (bottom of
page 1) and selecting a range of dates of interest (page 5, using the
window() function), but I cannot extrapolat from these examples to to plot a
specified stream/param pair only within explicit start and end dates.
Is there documentation I can read that will teach me the proper syntax?
Or, can you show me how to specify those dates when plotting z elements?
Rich
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