Trevor L. Davis

Currently it is not possible to append/add together two ``r-argparse`` parser objects to get a new parser object combining each parsers arguments. However the following approach should work: ```` r...

````r #!/usr/local/bin/Rscript suppressWarnings(library("argparse")) addRequiredArgs

Currently `add_argument()` only supports the following `type`s: 'logical', 'integer', 'double' or 'character'. The current implementation passes data back and forth to Python so supporting/passing arbitrary functions would be a bit...

> It only requires add_argument to accept any strings in "type", as pass them as-is in python code. Technically we already do this with the `formatter_class` argument so we could...

> Since this library is meant to be a wrapper around python's argparse Technically this library just is "meant" to "mimic" python's argparse API. Currently it does wrap python's argparse...

Your issue is not reproducible for me . I see the same (pattern in legend as expected) as [ibertchen](https://community.rstudio.com/u/ibertchen) does in https://community.rstudio.com/t/stripe-pattern-in-ggplot2-legend/130577/2 I'm using R 4.2.1, ggpattern 0.4.3-4 (development version),...

Are you starting R in the terminal with `R --vanilla` and then copying and pasting the commands from https://community.rstudio.com/t/stripe-pattern-in-ggplot2-legend/130577/2 ? Besides playing with size of the keys i.e. `theme(legend.key.size =...

Perhaps easier if we first support new `linewidth` parameter in `{gridpattern}`: https://github.com/trevorld/gridpattern/issues/57

* Development version of `{gridpattern}` can now handle either using `pattern_linewidth` or `pattern_size` (and makes both available to custom patterns). * Looking at what `{ggplot2}` did it seems keeping backwards...

* `{gridpattern}` also has a new (trivial) "fill" pattern