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Extensible time series class that provides uniform handling of many R time series classes by extending zoo.
Are there any examples of `plot.xts` with custom panels? It appears in the comments that this is still experimental, but I'd like to try it nevertheless. I'll play with a...
This is not really an issue, but I thought this might be the best place to demonstrate how someone might inspect a plot `object`. I remember struggling a lot with...
I was not able to post a comment on your blog so posting here. Can be treated as FR. Better integration with interactive charting libraries would be nice, the two...
Although line `type='h'` gives a vertical line that can pass as a bar when there's enough data, sometimes you need a `barplot` style rectangle instead. The closest example is `PerformanceAnalytics::chart.StackedBar`....
We can get really close to doing stacked/unstacked bar charts by replacing `chart.lines` within `plot.xts` with the following: ``` r chart.bars
Having the legend in the image can be messy if your underlying image gets in the way.  A cleaner option is to have it along the title: 
Allow for log scale of the y axis. This is supported by `base::plot` and `PerformanceAnalytics::Chart.TimeSeries` so we should support it in `plot.xts` as well. Thanks to Gei Lin for the...
Invoking the "small multiples" behavior in `plot.xts()` could open many devices. This isn't an issue in RStudio, because they will all be opened in the plotting pane. On most consoles,...
As documented in `?DateTimeClasses`: > `"POSIXlt"` objects will often have an attribute `"tzone"`, a character vector of length 3 giving the time zone name from the `TZ` environment variable and...
The plot object created by plot.xts throws "Error in xy.coords(x, y) : 'x' and 'y' lengths differ" if I call `plot_object$subset` to get the subset series and it returns an...