p <- locator(1) c(round(p$x), round(p$y)) ---
how can I get the "correct" location in the sense of a 3d info: (a) which slice (p$slice) (b) p$x (c) p$y
Okay, purely off the top of my head here...
You can use par()$usr, par()$plt, and par()$fig to transform from locator()'s coordinates to device coordinates (0,0 at one corner to 1,1 at opposite corner). This lets you work out which of an NxM layout of plots you have clicked in.
If you store par()$usr,plt,fig for each little plot then you can also work out the location within the plot. Its pretty much the inverse transform of the first computation, with an offset...
And after much handwaving, you can work it out. And by the time I send this someone will have posted a full solution as an R package with documented functions and vignettes....
Baz
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