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Add name argument to add_TA #377

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SamoPP opened this issue Apr 3, 2023 · 2 comments
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Add name argument to add_TA #377

SamoPP opened this issue Apr 3, 2023 · 2 comments

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@SamoPP
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SamoPP commented Apr 3, 2023

Description

It would be nice to have a name argument in add_TA function (instead of lenv$name <- deparse(substitute(x))).

Expected behavior

Instead of using lenv$name <- deparse(substitute(x)) function argument name (if set, not NULL) would be used.

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I just noticed that this is similar to #205. add_TA() and add_Series() have a legend argument to set the name. I'm going to update this fix to remove the name argument it added and make the fix using the legend argument.

@joshuaulrich joshuaulrich reopened this Apr 16, 2023
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I changed my mind. I tried to pass user-supplied 'legend' values through the plotting functions, but it didn't work seamlessly like it does when passing the 'name' argument. So I'm keeping this fix instead of doing what I said in my previous comment.

joshuaulrich added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 16, 2023
The 'legend' argument only supported the "auto" value. I tried to pass
user-supplied 'legend' values through the plotting functions, but it
didn't work seamlessly like it does when passing the 'name' argument.

Move the 'name' argument to the location of the 'legend' argument to
handle the case where the user explicitly provided "auto" as an unnamed
value for the 'legend' argument. For example:

    add_TA(x, NULL, NA, "auto")

See #377.
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