the newer GenVisR functions output objects containing data and all subplots in one object. While I think this is good, everything is currently set up so that you need to call drawPlot() on that object to produce a plot.
I think we should revert this behavior so that drawPlot() is no longer needed (i.e. envoking Waterfall() just draws the plot by default).
the newer GenVisR functions output objects containing data and all subplots in one object. While I think this is good, everything is currently set up so that you need to call drawPlot() on that object to produce a plot.
I think we should revert this behavior so that drawPlot() is no longer needed (i.e. envoking Waterfall() just draws the plot by default).