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‘strftime()’ tries harder to determine the offset for the ‘"%z"’
format. On some platforms where ‘POSIXlt’ has a ‘gmtoff’ component,
this works better after conversion to class ‘"POSIXct"’ - on others
(including Windows and macOS) that seems unnecessary.
‘strftime()’ tries harder to determine the offset for the ‘"%z"’ format, and succeeds on the mainstream R platforms.
‘strftime()’ has a limit of 2048 bytes on the string produced - attempting to exceed this is an error. (Previously it silently truncated at 255 bytes.)
Printing of a ‘factanal()’ result with just one factor and ‘sort=TRUE’ now works regularly, fixing PR#17863 by Timothy Bates, thanks to the ‘R Contributors’ working group.
Printing objects of class ‘"roman"’, ‘"hexmode"’, ‘"octmode"’, ‘"person"’, ‘"bibentry"’, or ‘"citation"’ of length zero now print something better, a sixth of which fixes PR#18422, reported by Benjamin Feakins.
‘compactPDF()’ gets a ‘verbose’ option.