try converting variable report into a factor, by
stplot$report = factor(stfdf$report)
and give them meaningful levels if you want to see those in the legend.
The NA values will be missing from the plot, intentionally; if you'd
want to see them, give them another value before conversion to factor,
(not entirely woken up it seems: I meant "stfdf" where I wrote "stplot")
On 06/04/2015 12:44 PM, Edzer Pebesma wrote:
> try converting variable report into a factor, by
>
> stplot$report = factor(stfdf$report)
>
> and give them meaningful levels if you want to see those in the legend.
> The NA v
Hi
I guess you have seen the announcement from Vaclac Petras about the new
command line interface to R. This sounds very exciting and I would like
to start playing with the R-GRASS 7.1 interface. What would be the best
approach concerning git / svn? should I setup my own github for this or
should
When I used the following code to plot the world country boundary and found out
that there is no boundary between South Sudan and North Sudan. Any one know how
to solve that?
data(wrld_simpl)
plot(wrld_simpl,add=TRUE)
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On Thu, 4 Jun 2015, Xing,Yanru wrote:
When I used the following code to plot the world country boundary and
found out that there is no boundary between South Sudan and North Sudan.
Any one know how to solve that?
library(maptools) # by the way - always state packages used
data(wrld_simpl)
