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\details{
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  For simple scatter plots, \code{\link{plot.default}} will be used.
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  For simple scatter plots, \code{\link{plot.default}} will be used.
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  However, there are \code{plot} methods for many \R objects,
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  However, there are \code{plot} methods for many \R objects,
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  including \code{\link{function}}s, \code{\link{data.frame}}s,
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  including \code{\link{function}}s, \code{\link{data.frame}}s,
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  \code{\link{density}} objects, etc.  Use \code{methods(plot)} and
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  \code{\link[stats]{density}} objects, etc.  Use \code{methods(plot)} and
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  the documentation for these.
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  the documentation for these.
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  The two step types differ in their x-y preference: Going from
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  The two step types differ in their x-y preference: Going from
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  \eqn{(x1,y1)} to \eqn{(x2,y2)} with \eqn{x1 < x2}, \code{type = "s"}
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  \eqn{(x1,y1)} to \eqn{(x2,y2)} with \eqn{x1 < x2}, \code{type = "s"}
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  moves first horizontal, then vertical, whereas \code{type = "S"} moves
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  moves first horizontal, then vertical, whereas \code{type = "S"} moves