R -- An Environment for Statistical Analysis and Graphics
This package covers R-base and R-base-devel containing the core of the programming language R for data analysis and graphics.
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R-4.3.3.tar.xz | 0027412284 26.1 MB | |
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macros.R | 0000001386 1.35 KB |
Revision 138 (latest revision is 142)
- CHANGES IN R 4.3.3: NEW FEATURES: * iconv() now fixes up variant encoding names such as "utf8" case-insensitively. DEPRECATED AND DEFUNCT: * The legacy encoding = "MacRoman" is deprecated in pdf() and postscript(): support was incomplete in earlier versions of R. BUG FIXES: * Arguments are now properly forwarded to methods on S4 generics with ... in the middle of their formal arguments. This was broken for the case when a method introduced an argument but did not include ... in its own formals. Thanks to Herv'e Pag`es for the report PR#18538. * Some invalid file arguments to pictex(), postscript() and xfig() opened a file called NA rather than throw an error. These included postscript(NULL) (which some people expected to work like pdf(NULL)). * Passing filename = NA to svg(), cairo_pdf(), cairo_ps() or the Cairo-based bitmap devices opened a file called NA: it now throws an error. * quartz(file = NA) opened a file called NA, including when used as a Quartz-based bitmap device. It now gives an error. * rank(<long vector>) now works, fixing PR#18617, thanks to Ilia Kats. * seq.int() did not adequately check its length.out argument. * match(<POSIXct>, .) is correct again for differing time zones, ditto for "POSIXlt", fixing PR#18618 reported by Bastian Klein. * drop.terms(*, dropx = <0-length>) now works, fixing PR#18563 as proposed by Mikael Jagan. * drop.terms(*) keeps + offset(.) terms when it should, PR#18565,
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