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Pass ref_time_value
to epix_slide
for functions and formulas
#313
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Pass ref_time_value
to epix_slide
for functions and formulas
#313
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Arg names still under discussion. |
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Looks really good overall! Thanks for the attention to clear docs, being careful about corrupting environments, and attribution. The attribution part I'm also not clear on, but I've added my thoughts/exploration above. Also I've suggested a few minor wording/naming/etc. tweaks.
Co-authored-by: brookslogan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: brookslogan <[email protected]>
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Some final minor tweaks todo.
Let's see if merging this will auto-adjust the base branches of the dependent PRs or if it's going to close them... |
Addresses #170 for
epix_slide
computation for functions and formulascomp_value
calculation incomp_one_grp
passesref_time_value
tof
.rlang::as_function
that creates functions with three args to support use ofref_time_value
in formulas. Rename args in tests and examples to establish new standard.check_sufficient_f_args
to take a # of args arg. Untilepi_slide
also passesref_time_value
to user computations, it andepix_slide
will expect different numbers of arguments from and pass different numbers of arguments to user functionf
.f
inslide
definitions to NOT say that any particular arg names are required when passing f computation as a function.