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\name{bdplot}
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\alias{bdplot}
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%- Also NEED an '\alias' for EACH other topic documented here.
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\title{A plotting overlayer}
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\description{
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This is the plotting function in the bdgraphics package. It corresponds to
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plot from the graphics package but benefits from the variable sharing
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provided by the bdplot package.
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}
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\usage{
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bdplot(x, y=NULL, z=NULL,cex.plot=bdp()$cex.plot,xaxt="n",xlab=bdp()$xlab, ylab=bdp()$ylab,xlim=range(x,bdp()$xlim,na.rm=TRUE),ylim=range(bdp()$ylim,y,na.rm=TRUE),col=bdp()$col,main=NULL,type=bdp()$type,border=bdp()$border,...)
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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{x}{The first or only dimension to plot. May be of class
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numeric, histogram, acf, ...}
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\item{y}{ Optional second coordinate if \code{x} is numeric. If
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\code{x} is not numeric, \code{y} is ignored}
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\item{z}{Optional third coordinate. Used in image plotting.}
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The rest of the named arguments can also be set with bdp().
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\item{cex.plot}{See cex in ?plot. Size of plotting characters.}
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\item{xaxt, yaxt} In extension to the functionality provided by these
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arguments in \code{plot}, they may here also be assigned a function
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that will draw the axis with x or y, respectively, as input. If "axis"
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(as character string) is given, a special call to the axis function is
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performed. See also xaxt.in, yaxt.in.
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\item{xaxt.in, yaxt.in} If \code{xaxt} or \code{yaxt} are assigned a
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function, and this function must have something else than \code{x} or
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\code{y} respectively as input, the inputs should be assigned to
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theses options.
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\item{xlab, ylab}{See ?par. If set to NA, no label will be shown, and margin
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will be reduced (set to corresponding bdp()$mar.nolab). NULL will
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result in default labels like x, y, and Index. It is not possible to
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get the automatically generated defaul R strings. To get no label but
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margin as mar.lab use "". }
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\item{col, type, xlim, ylim}{See ?par.}
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\item{\dots}{Arguments passed to the relevant plotting function.}
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}
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\details{
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bdplot is a plotting wrapper which calls relevant methods depending on
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the input.
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}
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\value{
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Nothing is returned.
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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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%\note{
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%}
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\seealso{bdgraphics, bdp, bdopen, bd.devoff}
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\examples{
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# bdp(file="test.ps")
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bdopen()
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bdplot(1:10,rnorm(10))
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bdpoints(1:10,rnorm(10),col=2)
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bd.devoff()
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}
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% Add one or more standard keywords, see file 'KEYWORDS' in the
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% R documentation directory.
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\keyword{hplot}
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