Merging sjPlot and sjmisc is no real option, because I just split the packages,
since the amount of functions became too large, and the original package was no
longer focussing on its initial intention. That's why I decided to split the
packages.
I simply could wait with the renaming of functio
Daniel,
That whole setup sounds somewhat messy. I would either
- merge sjPlot and sjmisc, possibly into sjPlot and just deprecate the
then-redundant sjmisc
- define sjbase, upload it, and have both sjPlot and sjmisc depend on it
Dirk
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Short addition: and I can't update package A first, because package B also got
a new function, which I'm also using in package A. So, the update of package A
requires a function which will first be available in the update of package B...
Am 25.08.2015 um 19:39 schrieb Daniel Lüdecke :
> Thanks
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, both packages will work. It's just that I
renamed some functions in package B (e.g. `get_val_labels` to `get_labels`) and
calling `get_val_labels` now throws a "deprecated"-warning (I'm using
`.Deprecated` in that function call).
Thus, checking reverse dependenc
On 25/08/2015 9:48 AM, Daniel Lüdecke wrote:
> I maintain two packages, which are kind of "mutually depending" on each
> other. Now I have updated package A, like to submit it - however, it
> produces warnings (in my package B) when doing the reverse dependency
> check. Yet I cannot fix the warn
I maintain two packages, which are kind of "mutually depending" on each
other. Now I have updated package A, like to submit it - however, it
produces warnings (in my package B) when doing the reverse dependency
check. Yet I cannot fix the warnings in package B and submit it, since
it relies on
dear all,
i am trying for three days to reproduce the container overflow in my
package,
alas i am not able to. for the full output see:
http://www.stats.ox.ac.uk/pub/bdr/memtests/clang-ASAN/lasvmR/00check.log
the error seems actually to be easy (vector::clear before std::copy), but i
want
to be s
