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…uashed Graphical modelling behaviour is controlled by a class attribute on the fitfun. Use can supply a lambda path. This is to deal with the scenario of not finding the required number of variables.
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I've moved your changes with a few modifications into a new branch. However, currently the checks don't pass (see appveyor and travis-ci) as QUIC is said to be missing. I do not really understand this. It also happens if I check the package locally but not if I run the tests manually in an interactive session. If you have any ideas please let me know. Once I've solved this issue I will merge the changes into the main repository. |
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Yes, I noticed that - I was hoping you'd recognise it. I'll try to track On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 1:53 AM, Benjamin Hofner notifications@github.com
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Graphical modelling behaviour is controlled by a class attribute on the fitfun.
Use can supply a lambda path. This is to deal with the scenario of not finding
the required number of variables.
I've put this in a separate branch to clear things up a bit and see if the testing works.
I think the argument handling is now what you're after, and there are some tests of this
behaviour.
I've continued to export getLamPath as I now have an option for the user to supply the path.
The package passes devtools::check