Pedro J. Aphalo

@slowkow If the pull request is accepted the parameter could be called `warn_overlaps` and default to `TRUE`, instead of `show_warning`. Of course, as @slowkow (Kamil) wrote it would be better...

@slowkow @jpquast I agree with Kamil: I like option 2 better than option 1. I suggest making the default `verbose = getOption("verbose", default = FALSE)` so that R's widely used...

Today, I added support for `gls()` from package 'nlme'.

- [x] Revise `stat_poly_line()` - [x] Revise `stat_ploy_eq()` - [x] Revise function documentation - [x] Revise article - [x] Test with existing unit tests - [x] Add new unit tests

With robust regression with 'MASS::rlm()' weights can be used to colour the residuals. This is also how 'wle' used to do this. 'wle' seems to have been archived for some...

I am not sure. MASS has been stable for so many years... you could try, though. In such a case, I think the way to go would be the approach...

@markbneal `robustbase::lmrob()` calls them `robustness.weights` and `robustbase::ltsReg()` calls them `lts.weights`. In the development version of 'ggpp' I am using `robustness.weights` but I am not particularly happy with this choice. What...

@thomasp85 @teunbrand `bquote()` returns a call instead of an expression. The catch is that `bquote()` is no longer supported by 'ggplot2' (3.5.1.9000), tested today. This seems to be as a...

@teunbrand Yes, I am writing it. It does not seem so simple as I wrote above. `bquote()` seems to still work in simpler cases... or you have already fixed the...

I think this feature would be useful also when plotting light spectra for adding a graphical guide showing the colours matching the different wavelengths. In 'ggspectra' I am faking this...