Joshua Ulrich

Closing as duplicate of #124.

Here's [another StackOverflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/q/49176520) related to `as.ts.xts()`. One possible solution to explore is to use `zooreg()` in `as.ts.xts()`. Need some unit tests though. Here's some relevant code from the question....

@ggrothendieck Thanks for the comment! I think we can return a sensible xts object if one index is Date and the other is POSIXct, since they're both time-based. We will...

Closing because this is no longer an issue. It was addressed as part of #360.

No, you generally don't need to check that the class of the object matches the class of the method. That said, I do notice people often call methods directly, especially...

There's no need to include this line in an unexported method. I'll remove it. It was added in early 2009, before R required packages to have namespaces... in late 2011....

Not sure what you mean by "yesterday's rollout". I'm assuming you mean you upgraded from xts version 0.9-7 to 0.10-0. This issue was supposedly addressed in #84. We might have...

It looks like the issue is with `par(mfrow=c(2,1))`. The code works as expected with the default `mfrow` values. The issue could be in `xts:::current_panel()` and/or `xts:::current_actions()`.

The problem is that xts defines `mean.xts` in its namespace and it is being dispatched, even though it is not registered as a S3 method. `mean.xts` was added when R...

A couple more "NOTE"s from running `R CMD check --as-cran`: ``` * checking R code for possible problems ... NOTE .plot_mem: no visible global function definition for ‘png’ .plot_mem: no...