Add Highstock function to rCharts #637
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Hello! I tried using the sPlot function but received the following error message: "Error: could not find function "sPlot"". As I am new to R can be passing up something. Is there a place where it can see an example of use of SPLOT function? Thank you so much! |
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The modification adds Highstock function to rCharts. Now inside rCharts, users can call sPlot function or call Highstock directly to use Highstock. Compared to Highcharts, Highstock allows users to create and modify navigation bar. Users can also use dataGrouping to reduce the amount of columns being displayed to either save running time or keep the interface clean.
All the original functions for rCharts are preserved.