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@16EAGLE 16EAGLE released this 27 Sep 12:26
v0.10.6
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moveVis 0.10.6

New S3 class and methods to represent frames, lazy plotting, improvements.

New features:

  • Frames are now represented by a new native moveVis S3 class that is outputted by all frames_*() functions such as frames_spatial(). The class comes with native printing and indexing methods. Frames can be easily subsetted ([), plotted ([[) and checked for length (length()). The default print method displays a summary of the created frames.
  • With the native moveVis class, frames are now rendered lazy when plotted and not being hold in memory. As data duplication has been reduced to the minimum, this change should reduces memory use of frames_spatial(). All functions work with the new class. This change mostly effects how things work under the hood and does not alter the user interface.
  • added documentation search using DocSearch to web page
  • Argument digit of align_move() is deprecated, since digits are now calculated automatically.
  • Multiple improvements to align_move(), including printing of the detected resolution to which data are aligned.
  • Added path_colours to frames_graph() to be able to colour paths equal to paths in frames_spatial()
  • Added basemaps as dependency for downloading and caching basemaps, removed native basemap retrieval and plotting functions

Deprecations:

  • Argument m of add_timestamps() has been deprecated since the new moveVis class contains all necessary data to obtain frame times. Thus, it is not needed anymore and therefore ignored if still being used.

Bug fixes:

  • Bug that caused align_move() to break with an unspecific error message when at least one trajectory of m covered a time range shorter than the requested temporal resolution. The function now warns the user when a temporal resolution is selected that cannot be applied to at least one trajectory and excludes the trajectory/trajectories in question from the returned object.
  • Bug that caused frames_spatial() to interrupt with an error when trying to interpolate r_list with fade_raster=T
  • Fixed bug in adding margin to user ext in frames_spatial()
  • Fixed bug with paths crossing end of grid (aka dateline) when cross_dateline=TRUE in frames_spatial()
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