ggspectra 0.1.0 (Preview: new package)
Code examples deleted on 08-01-2015 as the package has changed substantially.
Please look at the current vignette for examples.
Day: 22 December 2015
Two builds and two repositories
The repositories
I will keep from now on two CRAN-like repositories at this site. The one that has been in use for some time will remain in use, but I will only upload to it the stable and well tested versions of the packages.
I have just created a second repository with address R_test instead of R where I will keep the latest versions. This adds a slight complication, but will allow a smoother update process and give a more clear way of choosing the degree of novelty desired.
Releases at https://www.r4photobiology.info/R
Previews at https://www.r4photobiology.info/R-test (Path to repository updated on 7.01.2016!)
I have just uploaded to the “test” repository the result of recent weeks’ work and in particular the updates I did over the weekend to track the update of ggplot2 to version 2.0.0. Package photobiologygg has been replaced by a new package that I wrote over the weekend. The new is called ggspectra. I have re-implemented quite much of the functionality of the old package but there is still work to do on the waveband annotations which will become ggplot statistics. I have added a few new features to the stats I am re-writing which simplify their use, thanks to the improvements to package ggplot2. There are also quite a few improvements in ggplot2itself to facet labelling and even a couple of new geoms and stats have been added to version 2.0.0 of ggplot2. However, in the days since its release a few bugs have been found, and one of them interferes with the proper testing and to some extent use of the stats that I am writing, so if you can, wait a few days until ggplot2 2.0.1 is released. The problem I had was my own misunderstanding about how to create new ggplot statistics!
Future releases and previews
In posts, the released versions will be shown in blue as earlier, and the preview (=test) versions in orange, like this:
photobiology 0.9.0 (release: bug fix, new features)
Description of changes
NOTE: Sources, and Windows binaries for R 3.2.x, are now available in the R repository.
photobiology 0.9.1 (preview: bug fix, new features)
Description of changes
NOTE: Sources, and Windows binaries for R 3.2.x, are now available in the R-test repository.
Two builds and two repositories
The repositories
I will keep from now on two CRAN-like repositories at this site. The one that has been in use for some time will remain in use, but I will only upload to it the stable and well tested versions of the packages.
I have just created a second repository with address R_test instead of R where I will keep the latest versions. This adds a slight complication, but will allow a smoother update process and give a more clear way of choosing the degree of novelty desired.
Releases at https://www.r4photobiology.info/R
Previews at https://www.r4photobiology.info/R-test (Path to repository updated on 7.01.2016!)
I have just uploaded to the “test” repository the result of recent weeks’ work and in particular the updates I did over the weekend to track the update of ggplot2 to version 2.0.0. Package photobiologygg has been replaced by a new package that I wrote over the weekend. The new is called ggspectra. I have re-implemented quite much of the functionality of the old package but there is still work to do on the waveband annotations which will become ggplot statistics. I have added a few new features to the stats I am re-writing which simplify their use, thanks to the improvements to package ggplot2. There are also quite a few improvements in ggplot2itself to facet labelling and even a couple of new geoms and stats have been added to version 2.0.0 of ggplot2. However, in the days since its release a few bugs have been found, and one of them interferes with the proper testing and to some extent use of the stats that I am writing, so if you can, wait a few days until The problem I had was my own misunderstanding about how to create new ggplot statistics!ggplot2 2.0.1 is released.
Future releases and previews
In posts, the released versions will be shown in blue as earlier, and the preview (=test) versions in orange, like this:
photobiology 0.9.0 (release: bug fix, new features)
Description of changes
NOTE: Sources, and Windows binaries for R 3.2.x, are now available in the R repository.
photobiology 0.9.1 (preview: bug fix, new features)
Description of changes
NOTE: Sources, and Windows binaries for R 3.2.x, are now available in the R-test repository.
