Published on CRAN 18. Sep 2021
- Default number of processor cores to be used by the functions phasePortrait and phasePortraitBw was reduced to one core less than available
- Removed the LazyData specification from the DESCRIPTION as the package does not comprise any data. This avoids a NOTE in the CRAN package check results since a policy update in March 2021.
- Removed two illustrations from the vignette due to tarball size > 5 MB on MacOs. Links to the fully illustrated vignette on the package’s website are now included in the vignette and in the README.
Published on CRAN 11. Dec 2020
Implemented the function phasePortraitBw which allows for phase portraits based on polar chessboard grids. Such plots have a special aesthetic appeal and can at the same time support the interpretation of standard phase portraits.
Published on CRAN 3. Nov 2020
Fixed the issues pointed out by Gregor Seyer in his review of the CRAN submission:
- Unwrapped all examples from \dontrun{}. Most of them had to be wrapped in \donttest{}, however, due to execution time > 5 sec
- Implemented the option verbose in phasePortrait which allows to suppress all progress messages
- The environments created in order to allow handling large arrays by pointers do now have the empty environment as their parent (not the global environment)
- Made sure that no example, neither in the documentation of the functions, nor in the vignette, does use more than two processor cores
- Added a
NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
- Submitted version 1.0.0 to CRAN