# General plot Function to genrate simple black and white plots

"plot.forecast" <- function(x, ...)
#identify the type of forecast
{
  if(inherits(x, "forecast.VAR")){
    return(plot.forecast.VAR(x = x, ...))
    }

  if(inherits(x, "forecast.BVAR")){
    return(plot.forecast.BVAR(x = x, ...))
    }

  if(inherits(x, "forecast.BSVAR")){
    return(plot.forecast.BSVAR(x = x, ...))
    }

}

#Plot for VAR type forecasts
"plot.forecast.VAR" <- function(x, ...){
  m <- dim(x)[2]
  par(mfrow = c(m, 1))
  for(columns in 1:m){
    fcast <- ts(cbind(x[,columns]), start = start(x), frequency = frequency(x))
    plot(fcast, ylab = colnames(x)[columns], ...)
    }
}

"plot.forecast.BVAR" <- function(x, ...)
{
  output <- plot.forecast.VAR(x, ...)
}

"plot.forecast.BSVAR" <- function(x, ...)
{
  output <- plot.forecast.VAR(x)
}


# Deprecated plot.forecast.VAR function -- keep here so we can later
# draw from it to add error bands to the above forecasts
## "plot.forecast.VAR" <-
## function(x,y=NULL,varnames=NULL,
##                                start=c(0,1),
##                                freq=1, probs=c(0.05,0.95),
##                                compare.level=NULL, ylab=NULL, ...)
## {
##     fcasts1 <- x
##     fcasts2 <- y
##     # compute quantities for ecdf of forecast matrix 1
##     m <- dim(fcasts1$forecast)[3]
##     h <- dim(fcasts1$forecast)[2]
##     iters <- dim(fcasts1$forecast)[1]
##     fcast1.summary <- array(apply(fcasts1$forecast, 3, forc.ecdf, probs=probs), c(h,3,m))

##     # Now do the same for forecast 2 if non-NULL
##     if (is.null(fcasts2)==FALSE)
##       { fcast2.summary <- array(apply(fcasts2$forecast, 3,
##                                       forc.ecdf, probs=probs),
##                                 c(h,3,m))
##       }

## #     # Now do the same for forecast 3 if non-NULL
## #     if (is.null(fcasts3)==FALSE)
## #       { fcast3.summary <- array(apply(fcasts3$forecast, 3,
## #                                       forc.ecdf, probs=probs),
## #                                 c(h,3,m))
## #       }


##     par(las=1, mar=c(1,2,2.5,1))
##     for(i in 1:m)
##     {
##         forc1.ci <- ts(fcast1.summary[,,i], start=start)

##         if(is.null(fcasts2)==FALSE){
##             forc2.ci <- ts(fcast2.summary[,,i], start=start)
##             forc.list <- c("forc1.ci","forc2.ci")
##         } else {
##             forc2.ci <- NULL
##             forc.list <- c("forc1.ci")
##         }

## #         if(is.null(fcasts3)==FALSE)
## #         { forc3.ci <- ts(fcast3.summary[,,i], start=start) }

##         ylim <- c(floor(min(c(forc1.ci,forc2.ci,compare.level[i]))),
##                   ceiling(max(c(forc1.ci,forc2.ci,compare.level[i]))))

##         if(length(forc.list)==1){
##             ts.plot(forc1.ci, gpars=list(lty=c(1,2,2), ylim=ylim, xlab="",axes=FALSE, ... ))
##         } else if(length(forc.list==2)){
##             ts.plot(forc1.ci, forc2.ci,
##                     gpars=list(lty=c(1,1,1,2,2,2), ylim=ylim, xlab="",axes=FALSE, ... ))
##         }

##         axis(2,c(floor(min(c(forc1.ci,forc2.ci))), ceiling(max(c(forc1.ci,forc2.ci)))))
##         mtext(varnames[i],side=3,line=1)

##         box();
##         if(i==1) { mtext(ylab, side=2, line=3, at=c(1.5*mean(ylim))) }
##         abline(h=0)

##         # put in the comparison level if one is provided
##         if (is.null(compare.level)==FALSE)
##             { abline(h=compare.level[i], lty=c(2)) }

##       }
## #    par(oldpar)
##   }