\name{barplot.SpliceSites}
\alias{barplot.SpliceSites}
\title{barplot for SpliceSites}
\description{
  Displays a barplot of the associated AnnotatedDataFrame.
}
\usage{
\method{barplot}{SpliceSites}(height, type.as = c("typeI", "typeII", "all"),
                    info = "tissue", \dots)
}
\arguments{
  \item{height}{object of class \code{\link{SpliceSites-class}}.}
  \item{type.as}{the type of alternative splicing (see
    \code{SpliteSites-class} for further details).}
  \item{info}{the name of the covariate in the AnnotatedDataFrame (see details).}
  \item{\dots}{optional parameters to be passed to the underlying
    function \code{\link{barplot}}.}
}
\details{
  When the objects are built from the XML format we propose as an
  exchange, the parameter \code{info} can at least take the values
  \code{"tissue"} and \code{"histology"}. One can refer to the
  slots \code{spsiteIpos.pData} and \code{spsiteIIpos.pData} to
  know what are the possible choices.
}
\value{
  See the value returned by the function \code{\link{barplot}}.
}
\seealso{\code{\link{SpliceSites-class}}, \code{\link{barplot}}}
\examples{
data(spsites)
barplot(spsites)
}
\keyword{hplot}