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How I can remove the legend in a plot in R? I tried legend<-FALSE, doesn’t work.
Also, is there a better way to set the position of the legend? For example, is there
a way I can pick the location with my cursor? And I am not talking about ggplot or any fancy add-ons, just regular R plotting.
In order:
This is related to what people tried to explain to you yesterday: Think of a script as primary means of creating your R session. In ESS, you get the script as a by-product; in RStudio you can also work with commands first and then pass those to your session. Lastly, no you can’t remove a legend which has already been added to a plot, but you can hopefully re-create your graph using the saved commands.
Yes, since Duncan Murdoch added support for ‘topleft’ etc you can use logical commands:
locator()as input for thelegend()command.