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Hello, Same issue for me. Did you find a solution? Thanks and best,
Y'know, it's several months since I dealt with the issue. I believe I did find a solution but it just came about by fiddling around with it & I can't seem to remember anything more specific. Sorry.
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Hello, Same issue for me. Did you find a solution? Thanks and best, M
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@tarajano see #189 and let me know if that works.
Hi @seankross , thanks for replying.. I was using R.app for OS X and I just moved to iTerm (command terminal) and all OK now. best
Okay, good to know. Going to close this issue.
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Look at this please, the qplot thickens! Back to swirl, attempting the qplot with same result, then I simply rerun the same qplot command & it works! I get the result in the plot window but I am no longer in swirl, it just dropped away. BTW, I'm in Mac OS X 10.9.5
| Oh, there are 38 models. We're interested in the effect engine displacement (displ) has on highway gas mileage (hwy), so we'll use the ggplot2 command qplot to display this relationship. Run qplot now with | three arguments. The first two are the variables displ and hwy we want to plot, and the third is the argument data set equal to mpg. As before, this allows us to avoid using the mpg$variable notation for | the first two arguments.