Joshua Ulrich

Note that zoo orders the index using it's `ORDER()` function, where the default `na.last = TRUE` means that `NA` are always at the end of the index for zoo objects,...

Thanks for the report and reproducible example! I also encounter issues when I try to run your code using the most recent commit in the repo. We'll investigate.

This seems related to #156. While you wait on a fix, here's a work-around that should build a plot similar to what the old version of xts would have created....

I'm able to run your code after re-installing the most current development version of xts and adding the `print()` around the `plot()` call. Not sure what version I was running...

No worries about he the close/re-open. It happens. No harm done. Thanks for the updated example... which is an exceptionally worse error than the original. :( I cannot replicate that...

I could not replicate this even when run with `gctorture(TRUE)`, which usually triggers memory protection issues. I'm running a newer version of R on a slightly different platform, however: ```...

I just remembered I have access to a machine running R-3.3.2, and I'm able to reproduce the crash on it. I'll investigate further.

Thanks for the additional example. I'll try to replicate. I have confirmed that the crash was caused by a bug in base R, not xts: ``` julrich@computer:~? R R version...

I tried running `plot_ts-svg-1.R` from `macOS-10.12.6_R-3.4.1_xts-0.10-0_fails.zip` and starts to create the `mem_total.svg` plot but throws an error before completion: ``` R> source("plot_ts-svg-1.R") Error in segments(xlim[1], y_grid_lines(get_ylim()[[2]]), xlim[2], y_grid_lines(get_ylim()[[2]]), : cannot...

I hope it wasn't very bad for you in Houston... I just re-ran your script using the HEAD of master and the .svg files appear to be created correctly. I...