scale arg is recycled if it has unit length and length(potential) > 1. This saves the user some typing and makes the functions as.SHE() and from.SHE() easier to use.
The matching algorithm would fail for any electrode scale that had string in potentials.as.SHE()$conc.string that was not "saturated" (which happened to be the alkali metals). Fixed this issue by making the matching step-wise, and adding a few more checks for zero rows returned.
Goofed and declared dependency on photoec in previous commit. Fixed it by removing it and the non-exported function that used it.
Note to self: this package should not import any of my other packages.
Previous behaviour returned NAs for values that were already vs SHE. That issue now fixed. The fix included added SHE (zero at all temperatures) to as.SHE.data.
Latest change: addition of generic Xtable handler functions
(GenericXtableSetAttributes(), TabularXtableHeader(), and the longtable
version of that one, which is LongtableXtableHeader()).
Latest change: addition of generic Xtable handler functions
(GenericXtableSetAttributes(), TabularXtableHeader(), and the longtable
version of that one, which is LongtableXtableHeader()).
... a simple function for capitalizing the first letter of a string.
It should work well in conjunction with numbers2words() at the beginning
of sentences.
override = TRUE, and run > 1. Previously only the latest run was actually saved,
although the created list had the right length.
Works correctly and as intended now, as far as I can tell.
No changes in input or output of this function, only of the internal
mechanism with which tags are chosen and formatted for output.
init.R contains the sourceDir() function which is necessary for sourcing
all .R files in a directory.
To make it able to include parameters as well as data in the returned df.
muxd2df() now works satisfactorily, outputs parameters such as steptime,
theta, and cps as well as thth and counts.
Other minor changes mostly updates of source file pointers.
The idea is to better expose each function, since some functions tended
to drown in the larger files.
Note that dependecies are are not resolved yet.
Many functions are probably broken right now, especially those who point
to common.R.
Renamed because the technique I have used so far is regular amperometry,
not chronoamperometry. Whatever the distinction is, I am not really sure.
Anyway, this function corresponds to the amperometry2df() function for CHI760.
This way, it should be more clear which is the dynamic counter, and which
is the static counter.
Also removed factor() around the dynamic step counter.
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