:-)

I have two datasets where I derived histogram data from. These are both saved in two seperate arrays. The current sourcecode can be found below, along with the current plot.

```
# DEMO file for the awesome stackoverflow community
require(plotrix)

# clear the global environment ----
rm(list=ls())

# Assign demo data ----
data_T  <- c(rep(1,5),rep(2,10),rep(3,8),rep(4,2),rep(5,7),rep(6,2),rep(7,13),rep(9,7))
data_P  <- c(rep(1,1),rep(2,4),rep(3,1),rep(4,7),rep(5,12),rep(6,10),rep(7,9),rep(10,2))

# Setting the limits of the result data ----
uxlimit                     <- 10
lxlimit                     <- 0
classes                     <- (uxlimit-lxlimit)
xtics                       <- seq(lxlimit,uxlimit)
uylimit                     <- 20
lylimit                     <- 0
yrange                      <- seq(lylimit,uylimit, by = 5)

# filter out of necessary ----
data_T [ data_T > uxlimit ] <- NaN
data_T [ data_T < lxlimit ] <- NaN
data_T                      <- na.omit(data_T)

# Setting the x-label and y-label according to the requested spectrum ----
xlabel                      <- "x-value / x-unit"
ylabel                      <- "y-value / y-unit"

# generate histogram data ----
data_T_hist <- hist(data_T,
                    breaks = seq(lxlimit,uxlimit,l = classes+1),
                    plot = F)

data_P_hist <- hist(data_P,
                    breaks = seq(lxlimit,uxlimit,l = classes+1),
                    plot = F)

# Plot data_T_hist ----
plot(data_T_hist$breaks,
     c(data_T_hist$counts,0),
     xlab=xlabel,
     ylab=ylabel,
     ylim = c(lylimit,uylimit),
     xlim = c(lxlimit,uxlimit),
     main="Histogram data",
     axes=F,
     type="s",
     col="red",
     lwd=4,
     panel.first = grid(nx=NULL, ny=NULL))

# Plot data_P_hist ----
lines(data_P_hist$breaks,
      c(data_P_hist$counts,0),
        xlab=xlabel,
        ylab=ylabel,
        ylim = c(lylimit,uylimit),
        xlim = c(lxlimit, uxlimit),
        type="s",
        col="blue",
        lwd=4,
        lty=2)

# Frame all plots with a solid border ----
box(which = "plot", lty = "solid")

# Add legend to the top right of all plots ----
legend("topright",
       c("data_T_hist", "data_P_hist"),
       col=c("red","blue"),
       bg = "white",
       lwd=4)

# Setting the axes right ----
axis(1, at=xtics, labels=NULL, tick = TRUE)
axis(2, at=yrange, labels=yrange, las=1)

# FINISHED! ----
message ("Finished!")

```

The resulting plot is like this (and should be reproducable by you):
[I cant link images yet, so here is the link](https://i.stack.imgur.com/AVNV4.png)

So, this is okay for now. 

However, I want to highlight the difference in the histograms visually. Of course I can calculate the difference, which is good because I need that too, but I also want to highlight the differences to show the the interesting areas. The final picture should look something like this [Again the link](https://i.stack.imgur.com/LuuDt.png)

I would not necessarily need a color-discrimination between positive and negative difference, it would be nice though. I have no idea how to shade the areas in between the step data. 

Can someone help me with this? One more thing, due to some restrictions, I am not allowed to use too many additional packages. I am using "R version 3.1.1 (2014-07-10) -- "Sock it to Me""

Thank you so much in advance!