On Mon, 23 Nov 2009, tom sgouros wrote:
Is this another way to say that I've stumbled onto one of the borders
between the set of tasks that R does well and the set of tasks I should
use a GIS for? Or should I persevere with R on this?
Not really, this is a generic problem for shapefiles, whi
Is this another way to say that I've stumbled onto one of the borders
between the set of tasks that R does well and the set of tasks I should
use a GIS for? Or should I persevere with R on this?
Second question: if I want to just do this assembly myself, so to keep
some control over placement, i
On Mon, 23 Nov 2009, tom sgouros wrote:
Roger Bivand wrote:
Being near the water, there are lots of islands, so each town is
represented by a bunch of polygons. How do I select only one to be
labeled, and is there a convention for which one would be the best to
use? I see the labpt slot, i
Roger Bivand wrote:
> > Being near the water, there are lots of islands, so each town is
> > represented by a bunch of polygons. How do I select only one to be
> > labeled, and is there a convention for which one would be the best to
> > use? I see the labpt slot, in my SpatialPolygonsDataFram
On Mon, 23 Nov 2009, tom sgouros wrote:
Hello all:
Thanks to all your earlier help, I'm now using spplot to generate a map
of about 400 polygons representing about 40 different towns. In
addition to being able to color the polygons, I would like to label the
plots with a number or the town na
Hello all:
Thanks to all your earlier help, I'm now using spplot to generate a map
of about 400 polygons representing about 40 different towns. In
addition to being able to color the polygons, I would like to label the
plots with a number or the town name.
Being near the water, there are lots
