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\name{bdopen}
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\alias{bdopen}
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%- Also NEED an '\alias' for EACH other topic documented here.
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\title{A graphics device overlayer}
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\description{
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A function that opens relevant the relevant device based on "file",
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either applied with bdp() or as an argument.
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}
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\usage{
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bdopen(file=bdp()$file,paper=bdp()$paper,mfrow=bdp()$mfrow,scale=TRUE)
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}
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%- maybe also 'usage' for other objects documented here.
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\arguments{
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\item{file}{An optional character string denoting the file to which
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graphics will be written if it has one of "ps, eps, pdf, jpg, jpeg"
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as ending. If file does not have one of these endings, graphics are
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written to the X11 driver (which only works on systems using X11,
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i.e. Linux, Solaris, some BSD, etc.)}
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\item{paper}{What paper standard to write for. Currently,
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"a4","a4.half","b5","b5.half", and "a4.word" are implemented. This
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can also be applied with bdp().}
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\item{mfrow}{See ?par}
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\item{scale}{Only relevant if writing to screen. If TRUE, device will
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be scaled to double size. Notice however, that currently only the
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device itself is scaled, not the contents.}
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}
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%\details{
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%}
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\references{SVN: http://svn.imm.dtu.dk/svn/bdplot/bdgraphics}
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\author{Peder Bacher, Philip Delff}
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\seealso{bdgraphics, bdp, bdplot, bddev.off}
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\examples{
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bdp(file="example.ps")
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bdopen()
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bdplot(x <- -10:10, x^2)
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bddev.off()
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}
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\keyword{iplot}
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