Yue Hu

@crsh , the latest development version still produced weird preview in my system: When using the default English locale:  And when setting `Sys.setlocale(, "Chinese")`:  The `.bib` file is...

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Thank you for the request. We'll definitely think about that. Before that, though, you actually can add any statistics you want manually after creating the dotwhisker plot probably with `geom_text`...

fixed with the `whisker_args` argument, e.g., `dwplot(m1, whisker_args = list(size = 3), dot_args = list(color = "black"))`

Oh, I misunderstood you. I though the thickness means how thick rather than how wide the whiskers are. From: Frederick Solt [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2016 14:21 To: fsolt/dotwhisker...

> I cannot reproduce the above; I get: > > ```r > > library("stringi") > > stri_detect_regex("昌平区", "县") > [1] FALSE > > stri_detect_fixed("昌平区", "县") > [1] FALSE > >...

> With the latter, I get: > > ``` > stri_detect_regex(tx_xi, "同志们") > [1] FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE...

My, it works! It looks that the error is indeed attributed to the ICU encoding recognition. Once the `Windows-936` is set, both the above cases work well! Thank you so...

A quick follow-up question: is there any tradeoff by changing the stringi encoding? Or is there a way to let `stringi` recognize Chinese characters in UTF-8 as UTF-8? The encoding...

`iconv` works. The PC system is definitely a primary part of the reason of this issue. Nevertheless, I guess, my situate can represent the most system environment of R users...