width of the plotting region in inches. width refers to the x axis dimension.
The defaults for width and height are taken from paper.
height:
height of the plotting region in inches.
height refers to the y axis dimension.
horizo:
if TRUE, the x axis lies along the long side of the paper ("landscape" mode);
if FALSE, the long side is vertical ("portrait" mode).
The default is specified in the environment variable
S_PRINT_ORIENTATION (as either landscape or portrait).
onefile:
if TRUE, each plot is appended to a file named LaserJet.out.
If FALSE, each plot will be written to a temporary file
(lj.out.####.lj) which will be passed as the argument to
the command specified by the environment
variable S_LASERJET_PRINT_COMMAND.
print:
if FALSE, hplj will not try to send temporary files (see above) to the
printer.
paper:
character string indicating the size of the paper loaded into the
LaserJet printer. The
values accepted for paper are "letter" (the default), "legal" and "a4".
dpi:
the line resolution for LaserJet output files, in dots per inch. Acceptable
values are 75, 100, 150, and 300. The default is specified by the
environment variable S_LASERJET_DPI.
tempfile:
character string to be used as a template for naming a file where the
LaserJet output is to go. The first sequence of "#" characters will be
replaced with a number in the generated filenames. The default value is
"lj.out.####.lj".
...:
other options are passed through to the printer drivers used by
printgraph. Refer to ps.options for the list of
valid commands for the PostScript driver. Each PostScript option should be
prefixed with ps. in order to be passed through and recognized
as a PostScript driver option. Note that the LaserJet driver has not yet been
updated to use this scheme.
SIDE EFFECTS:
initializes a graphics device which produces a file of
LaserJet graphics commands and text.
It currently supports Hewlett-Packard's
LaserJet+, 500+ and series II printers.
DETAILS:
For more information see the Printing Your Graphics and
the Customizing Your S-PLUS Session chapters in the S-PLUS User's
Manual.
WARNING:
Do not allow two different graphics devices to write to the same file name
at the same time.
The file will become corrupted if this happens.