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Hi,
I try to using SIT with other packages as well, unfortunately it breaks my exists code due to compatibility of the fast alternative of index.xts.
Error in `[.xts`(data, timestamp) : subscript out of bounds In addition: Warning messages:
Removing the following function everything works smoothly.
############################################################################### # Fast alternative to index(x) for XTS object ############################################################################### index.xts <- function ( x # XTS object ) { temp = attr(x, 'index') class(temp)='POSIXct' if( attr(x, '.indexCLASS')[1] == 'Date') { as.Date(temp) } else { as.POSIXct(temp, tz = Sys.getenv('TZ')) } }
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Please provide a concrete code example, so I can have a look at this issue.
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Sorry I don't have a standalone reproducible example now.
I'm calling R from Python bridged by rpy2, my quotes data feeded from Python to quantstrat for backtesting.
I'm intended to open source it later since it still in heavy development stage also I'm new to R.
Maybe I could do a reproducible example latter.
Let me know when you have an example
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Hi,
I try to using SIT with other packages as well, unfortunately it breaks my exists code due to compatibility of the fast alternative of index.xts.
Removing the following function everything works smoothly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: