Through my search I found the function imap() from the package "iplots". This is as the author puts: "Note: this function is currently experimental and it may change in thefuture.
" It indeed can create an interactive map but the arguments are very limited and I couldnt figure out how can I do the things I want to do (like showing the attributes by clicking on one feature and overlaying results) with this package.
This function relies on Java for run-time which could be an advantage (rich Java environement) and also a disadvantage (needs the package rJava which in turn needs a Java SDK installation on any machine your want to run it).
For now I think I will leave this function to expand my search.
This function relies on Java for run-time which could be an advantage (rich Java environement) and also a disadvantage (needs the package rJava which in turn needs a Java SDK installation on any machine your want to run it).
For now I think I will leave this function to expand my search.
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