Joshua Ulrich

Thanks for the report! Can you give a small, reproducible example that triggers the issue?

Hi! Thanks for your work to make this change. Could you please keep them all in one PR? You've opened and closed 2 other PRs for the same purpose (#114,...

No worries! We can re-open this one if you accidentally close it.

Here's a self-contained example. I'm not sure an example with `data(amzn)` would work though. This may be an issue with daily data (`"Date"` class) interacting with POSIXct. ```r require(blotter) currency(c("USD",...

@jaymon0703 I'm not sure what you mean. My first example replicates the error in the OP. My second example throws the error in the comment at the bottom of the...

Hi Roger, thanks for the reproducible example! Could you please add the expected output? That would make the problem explicit and testable.

This is because `chart.TimeSeries()` does not respect the `type` argument. So it's not specific to `chart.Bar()` or the operating system. For example, this produces a line graph when it should...

> But I also tried some other "type" argument except "h", many of them worked. Which did you try that worked? I tried `"h"`, `"p"`, `"b"`, and `"n"`. All of...

I cannot replicate an error using the simple example below. I tried using both the CRAN version and development version of PerformanceAnalytics. ```r library(PerformanceAnalytics) data(managers) x

I think it looks great! I do have a couple thoughts. Neither of them are strong suggestions for anyone to actually implement. 1. Group functions by topic on the reference...