Felix Andrews <felix@nfrac.org>, with contributions from Graham Williams.
A graphical user interface for R plots. Wrap it around your plot calls,
like playwith(plot(mydata)). A window pops up with the plot and a toolbar to
interact with it. The default toolbar buttons allow you
to add persistent labels to data points, zoom in and out and around, save the
plot to a file, and other things. You can also annotate the plot or edit the call itself.
New buttons can also be defined; actually any GTK+ widget can be added to the toolbar.
It works with Lattice plots consisting of multiple panels and pages, as well
as base graphics functions.
Note: the interaction features do not work with multiple-plot layouts.
As yet it does not work with grid-based plots other
than Lattice (such as ggplot2), but button handlers could be written. This
package is based on RGtk2, and so requires the GTK+ libraries.
Also included in this package are several utilities for RGtk2 applications.

A graphical user interface for R plots. Wrap it around your plot calls,
like playwith(plot(mydata)). A window pops up with the plot and a toolbar to
interact with it. The default toolbar buttons allow you
to add persistent labels to data points, zoom in and out and around, save the
plot to a file, and other things. You can annotate the plot or edit the call itself.
New buttons can also be defined; actually any GTK+ widget can be added to the toolbar.
It works with Lattice plots consisting of multiple panels and pages, as well
as base graphics functions.
Note: the interaction features do not work with multiple-plot layouts.
As yet it does not work with grid-based plots other
than Lattice (such as ggplot2), but button handlers could be written. This
package is based on RGtk2, and so requires the GTK+ libraries.
Also included in this package are several utilities for RGtk2 applications.

A graphical user interface for R plots. Wrap it around your plot calls,
like playwith(plot(mydata)).
NOTE: This package has been superseded by package "playwith"
and will eventually be removed.