Re: [R] labelCoubtries() doesn't work. Where is my mistake?

Hi Jim, that is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot! I can even choose how to label the countries e.g. Italy or just IT. Have a nice day and thank you for helping me again Claudia Zitat von Jim Lemon : Hi Claudia, You're right, when the map is maximized the coordinates of the obj

Re: [R] labelCoubtries() doesn't work. Where is my mistake?

Hi Jim, thanks again for your help! Yes I am using the "rworldmap" package. identifyCountries() works. But I am not entirley happy with this solution. You have to click on all 27 countries and when your position is not perfect you get e.g. "Vatican" or "Monaco" instead of "Italy" and you have

Re: [R] labelCoubtries() doesn't work. Where is my mistake?

Hi Claudia, You're right, when the map is maximized the coordinates of the objects aren't maintained. I wrote a simple example using boxed.labels instead of identifyCountries: mapCountryData(mapRegion="europe", oceanCol="slateblue1", missingCountryCol="darkgrey", colourPalette=c("palegreen","darkg

Re: [R] labelCoubtries() doesn't work. Where is my mistake?

Hi Claudia, It seems that you are using the "rworldmap" package. The simplest solution to your problem seems to be the "identifyCountries" function. Just call: identifyCountries() instead of "labelCountries" and left click on the countries you want labeled. Jim On Sat, Jan 17, 2015 at 3:33 AM,

[R] labelCoubtries() doesn't work. Where is my mistake?

Hello, I have problems to label countries in my map. I use the following code to draw the map: epimap=joinCountryData2Map(epidata,joinCode="NAME",nameCountryColumn="Country",nameJoinColumn="Country") mapCountryData(epimap, nameColumnToPlot="EPI.2.0" ,mapRegion="europe", oceanCol="slateblue1",