v0.1.18 Better import / export, preferred poles added, fixed bug in align and bertinCluster#70
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`biplot3d`: New arg `c.sphere.show` and new defaults: Construct spheres now hidden by default, construct axes start at origin now.
`bertinCluster`: now restores the original `par()` settings after changing the plot layout (#63). Before this caused problems in subsequent plots, as `par(new = TRUE)` remained set.
`saveAsExcel` now supports output in wide and long format. The output is also formatted now.
* `saveAsExcel` can export a list of grids now (#67) * `saveAsWorksheet` to add grid as anew to an in `openxlsx` `Workbook` object.
* also examples, tests, vignette
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saveAsExcelcan export a list of grids now (feat: save gridlist in Excel viasaveAsExcel()#67)saveAsWorksheetadds a grid as a new sheet to aopenxlsxWorkbookobject.makeGridandrandomGridcan add construct pole preference.importExcelnow also understands the long format (feat: importExcel() should support a long format like saveAsExcel() #65) and can import from several sheets at once (feat: importExcel can read several sheets at once as gridlist #68)importDataframeconverts a dataframe into a repgrid. Three different formats can be read in. See the sampledataframes
df_element_columns,df_construct_columns, anddf_long(feat: simple way to create grid from dataframe #61)saveAsExcelnow supports output in wide and long format. The output is also formatted now (feat:saveAsExcel()should support a long format as well #64)bertinCluster: now restores the originalpar()settings after changing the plot layout (bug:bertinCluster()changes the layout but does not restore thepar()settings #63)importTxtreads preferred poles from sectionPREFERRED,importExcelreads rightmost columnpreferred_poles(feat: add construct pole valence (positive/negative/neutral) to repgrid object #57)preferredPolessets the preferred construct poles,preferredPolesByIdealsets the preferred pole bases on theideal elements ratings,
alignByPreferredPolealigns constructs by pole preference (feat: add construct pole valence (positive/negative/neutral) to repgrid object #57)biplot3d: New argse.sphere.show,e.labels.show,c.axis.show.c.sphere.show. Construct spheres now hiddenby default. Construct axes start at origin (biplot3d: parameter to select which e and c to show #9, biplot3d - axes through origin #25)
print.distance: fix docs forcutoffsarg (invert cutoff arg in print.distance #18)distanceHartmann: change default formethodarg tosimulate(distanceHartmann method arg has wrong default #19)alignwhich caused constructs to disappear and subsequent bugs inbertinClusterandcluster(Strange behaviour when working with clusters #22, Issue withcluster#31)