Joshua Ulrich

Related to #293

Your example, `period.apply(1:10, seq(start, 10, by = icr), mean)`, will provide unusual results whenever `start != 0`. This is because `period.apply()` expects `INDEX` to be similar to the output of...

Thanks for the report! I would say this is a bug, because it works with zoo objects: ```r library(xts) z

Also, this isn't related to `is.na()`. It happens any time you subset by a logical matrix, so I'm going to update the issue title. ```r set.seed(21) x

It would also help to know your use case. I'm not sure zoo does what you expect either, but at least it doesn't error. We may need to create a...

This is related to #63 and #198. It does not have a obvious solution... :-/

> This no longer works w/ zoo btw (R 4.0.4 and zoo package release 1.8-8) Thanks for pointing that out @MaxineTheCat. @ggrothendieck and @zeileis, was this an intended change in...

Thanks for the report. Unfortunately, this isn't a reproducible example. You need to provide the data and the necessary functions for me to be able to run this code. I...

Closing, since this isn't something that can be fixed by changes in xts' code.

Thanks for the reproducible example. This is related to #124. If `mean.xts` is either removed or renamed to `mean_xts`, then `period.apply(data, ends, mean)` returns a 1-column object consistent with your...