Bug in sjp.frq for leading zeros

[sthesing]

If the count of the first bar of a frequency plot is 0, wrong values are assigned to the plots.
Two reproducible examples with different results, depending on how the level order is assigned.

mydf <- data.frame(Q=c(rep("No", 5), rep("Maybe", 3)))
levels(mydf[,1]) <- c("Yes", "No", "Maybe")
sjp.frq(mydf[,1], axisLimits.y=c(0,7))

mydf <- data.frame(Q=c(rep("No", 5), rep("Maybe", 3)))
mydf[,1] <- ordered(mydf[,1], levels=c("Yes", "No", "Maybe"))
sjp.frq(mydf[,1], axisLimits.y=c(0,7))

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I haven't solved this issue yet, however, using to_value in the latest sjmisc-snapshot, solves the problem (see strengejacke/sjmisc@520e2a8).

sjp.frq(to_value(mydf[,1]), axisLimits.y=c(0,7)) works for me.
so, issue "half-closed" ;-)

[sjPlot]

Ok, found the bug. I will commit the latest version this evening.

[sthesing]

Thanks! Works fine.

[sthesing]

Hi Daniel,
seems this issue is back. I'm on version sjPlot_1.8.3-3. The examples of my original post yield the exact same results as they did back then.

However,

sjp.frq(to_value(mydf[,1]), axisLimits.y=c(0,7))

still works. So, we're back to half-closed status ;-)