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Fixed {ggplot2} function namespace issue for using facet_calendar()
in packages.
This is a patch release for the changes in dplyr.
This is a patch release for the changes in tibble.
pedestrian
to hourly_peds
to avoid conflict with tsibble::pedestrian
. (#18)sunday
is present in frame_calendar()
.prettify()
inconsistent with user-specified week_start
....
to frame_calendar()
S3 generic.This is a patch release for the changes in tsibble.
This is a maintenance release.
facet_calendar()
now accepts calls in the argument date
. (#14)This is a patch release for the changes in tsibble.
facet_calendar()
.week_start
into frame_calendar()
sunday
argument in frame_calendar()
and will start issuing warnings in the next release.tidyr
.frame_calendar()
.tsibble
& readr
.au_holiday()
, since tsibble offers a complete version in holiday_aus()
.prettify()
S3 generic, and added support for plotly object. (#9)au_holiday()
, as a complete function holiday_aus()
is available in the tsibble package.grouped_df
issue to be compatible with ggplot2 v3.0.0.margin = NULL
to allow users for margin adjustment between month panels.frame_calendar()
.frame_calendar()
added support to tsibble or tbl_ts
.frame_calendar()
in conjunction with group_by()
for incomplete time series (#3).wday2()
since the lubridate v1.7.1 added a new argument week_start
in the wday()
.frame_calendar()
: arguments x
and y
support factor and hms class.au_holiday(state = "VIC")
.NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.frame_calendar()
function to compute calendar grids for visual representation of temporal data, coupled with a vignette.geom_acf()
and stat_acf()
functions to incorporate ACF/PACF plots into the grammar of graphics framework.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.