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CRAN-SUBMISSION

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-Version: 0.1.0
-Date: 2024-06-19 18:17:25 UTC
-SHA: 561b24cb0be3549f88efdc7aa527181f7e6b3327
+Version: 0.2.0
+Date: 2024-07-31 02:01:04 UTC
+SHA: faddcc2ca26bffeb3498e07af437b7e036d025af

DESCRIPTION

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 Package: tinyplot
 Type: Package
 Title: Lightweight Extension of the Base R Graphics System
-Version: 0.1.0.99
-Date: 2024-06-19
+Version: 0.2.0
+Date: 2024-07-30
 Authors@R: 
   c(
     person(

NEWS.md

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 [latest NEWS](https://grantmcdermott.com/tinyplot/NEWS.html) on our website
 where the formatting is also better._
 
-## 0.1.0.99 (dev version)
+## 0.2.0
 
 New features:
 
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 Internals:
 
-- The main codebase has been refactored through modularization and assessrtions,
-which should simplify future maintenance and enable better user-level error
-messages (#171, #173 @vincentarelbundock)
+- The main codebase has been significantly refactored (modularized), which
+should simplify future maintenance and enable better user-level error messages
+(#171, #173 @vincentarelbundock)
 
 Misc:
 

cran-comments.md

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 ## Overview
 
-This is a resubmission that addresses several action items requested by the CRAN
-team after our first submission in April. While we have directly resolved most
-of the CRAN requests, we wish to highlight two issues that require some
-additional context: 
-
-1. We were asked to provide DOI links to methods references in our Description.
-However, we not have any appropriate references, given that this is a conceptually
-simple graphics extension package.
-
-2. In addition to ensuring that all Examples restore the user's original `par`
-settings upon completion (which we have addressed), we were asked to ensure that
-a user's `par` settings are immediately restored upon exiting our main
-`tinyplot` function. However, this more stringent requirement would negate a
-main feature of the function---and the **tinyplot** package at large---since,
-for example, we need to adjust `par` settings to add legends outside of the plot
-margin. Restoring `par` settings by default would mean that users could no
-longer add elements like `abline` to a newly created tinyplot in a safe
-or consistent way, since the underlying coordinate system has been reverted.
-After some back and forth with Prof. Kurt Hornik (see email correspondence with
-Achim Zeileis), we understand that this requirement is at least partially
-motivated by a lack of precedence. We have thus taken the following steps to
-motivate, safeguard, and document the default **tinyplot** behaviour with
-respect to `par`:
-
-    - Users can immediately restore their original `par` settings directly by
-    invoking the `tinyplot(..., restore.par = TRUE)` argument.
-
-    - If users need to revert `par` settings after the fact---i.e. after a
-    tinyplot has already been drawn---then we provide an additional
-    `get_saved_par()` convenience function for doing so. This function retrieves
-    the state of the user's `par` settings from immediately before the preceding
-    `tinyplot()` call, which are automatically saved in a hidden environment
-    variable, and can then be used to restore `par` from this original state.
-    The `?get_saved_par` help documentation provides several examples, as well
-    as a detailed explanation of our rationale (need) for persisting `par`
-    settings by default to ensure a consistent user experience. We have
-    similarly documented steps to revert or control `par` settings in the help
-    documentation of other **tinyplot** functions.
-
-Again, we realise that we are in somewhat uncharted waters here without obvious
-precedent. But we hope these additional functions and our explicit documentation
-will meet the CRAN requirements. We are happy to discuss further with the CRAN
-team if that would prove helpful. 
-
-Original submission notes:
-
-- This is a new package that provides a lightweight extension of the base R
-graphics system (including automatic legends for grouped data, facets, etc.)
-
-- We run a comprehensive test suite as part of our CI development workflow on
-GitHub, which includes hundreds of test snapshots (i.e., SVG images). However,
-we have removed these tests from our CRAN submission since their volume results
-in a large install tarball, beyond CRAN's recommend size limits.
+This is a minor update that introduces support for additional plot types, as
+well as some internal improvements.
 
 ## Test environments
 Local: Arch Linux
 GitHub Actions (ubuntu-22.04): release, devel
 
 ## R CMD check results
 
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-
-* This is a new release.
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