Mark Liversedge cba05ce7a1 R $$variable substitution
.. since the R runtime is shared by charts we offer the ability
   to prefix variables with $$ to ensure they don't conflict
   across multiple RCharts.

.. $$d <- GC.activity() would actually be parsed within R as
   gc0d <- GC.activity(). The next chart would get gc1 and so
   on.

.. it is optional, so charts could share data structures (but
   wonder why you might do that)

.. we still need to encapsulate the code to plot within a
   script to ensure it is refreshed when the chart is selected
   or underlying data changes.
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