Felix Andrews <felix@nfrac.org>, includes code by Graham Williams
<Graham.Williams@togaware.com>
A GUI (using GTK) for interactive plots in R. Just wrap it around a plot
command, like plotAndPlay(plot(1:10)), and you have buttons to zoom in and out,
re-centre the plot, identify data points, and save the plot in several formats.
It works (or should work) with traditional graphics plots as well as Lattice
(Trellis) plots, and handles multiple Lattice panels and pages.
New buttons can also be defined, with user-supplied call-back functions.
Also included in this package are several utilities for RGtk2 applications.

Felix Andrews <felix@nfrac.org>, with contributions from Graham Williams
and Deepayan Sarkar.
A GUI (using GTK) for interactive plots in R. Just wrap it around a plot
command, like plotAndPlay(plot(1:10)), and you have buttons to zoom in and out,
re-centre the plot, identify data points, and save the plot in several formats.
New buttons can also be defined, with user-supplied call-back functions. It
should work with traditional graphics plots as well as Lattice (Trellis) plots.
It is most suited to the Lattice paradigm, and there is support for multiple
Lattice panels and pages. Traditional plots will need to be wrapped up into a
single function call, and many of the functions will not work with multiple-plot
layouts. Also included in this package are several utilities for RGtk2
applications.

Felix Andrews <felix@nfrac.org>, with contributions from Deepayan Sarkar
and Graham Williams.
A GUI (using GTK+) for interactive plots in R. Just wrap it around a plot
command, like plotAndPlay(plot(1:10)), and you have buttons to zoom in and out,
re-centre the plot, identify data points, and save the plot in several formats.
New buttons can also be defined, with user-supplied call-back functions. It
should work with traditional graphics plots as well as Lattice (Trellis) plots.
It is most suited to the Lattice paradigm, and there is support for multiple
Lattice panels and pages. Traditional plots will need to be wrapped up into a
single function call, and the interaction features do not work well with
multiple-plot layouts. Currently it seems to work OK with xyplot and friends,
but has not been thoroughly tested.
Also included in this package are several utilities for RGtk2 applications.