R 4.4 - Passing Additional Arguments Using an Ellipsis

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Sometimes it is useful to be able to pass any extra arguments to another function. For example, if a new plotting function is created that makes use of the function called plot(), it would be useful to be able to be able to specify additional details to plot() automatically. This is possible using an ellipsis, "...".



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