I have a list containing six plots, made like this:
voi=c('inadist','smldist','lardist')
plist <- llply(voi,
function(v,df,s) {
list(
assign(
paste(v,'.violin'),
bwplot(groupname~df[,which(colnames(df)==v)]|fCycle*fPhase,
data=df,
groups=groupname, col=rainbow(1), box.ratio=3,
main=paste('Distribution of ', v, ' by Treatment and Cycle'),
sub=s, xlab=v, panel=panel.violin)),
assign(
paste(v,'.hexbin'),
hexbinplot(df[,which(colnames(df)==v)]~starttime|groupname,
data=df, xlab='Time(s)',main= paste('Distribution of ',v,' by Treatment'),
sub=s,ylab=v, aspect=0.5, colramp=redgrad.pal, layout=c(2,4)))
)
},data,meta$exp_name)
If I print the list, print(plist)
, the plots are output to the graphical device, then the indices are output to the console resulting in this:
[[1]]
[[1]][[1]]
[[1]][[2]]
[[2]]
[[2]][[1]]
[[2]][[2]]
[[3]]
[[3]][[1]]
[[3]][[2]]
Because I am coding a webapp, I need to control console output quite strictly. So far the only way I can output the plots without outputting the indices is like this:
for(p in plist)
for(i in p)
print(i)
Is there a more efficient way of getting what I need?
You can cheat with capture.output
:
dummy <- capture.output(print(plist))
or without creating a new variable
invisible(capture.output(print(plist)))
By the way, reproducible example look like this:
require(lattice)
plist <- list(
list(bwplot(rnorm(10)),bwplot(rnorm(10))),
list(bwplot(rnorm(10)),bwplot(rnorm(10))),
list(bwplot(rnorm(10)),bwplot(rnorm(10)))
)
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