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‘print(summary(<numbers>))’ gets new optional argument ‘zdigits’ to allow more flexible and consistent (double) rounding. The current default ‘zdigits = 4L’ is somewhat experimental. Specifying both ‘digits = *, zdigits = *’ allows behaviour independent of the global ‘digits’ option.
The ‘quartz()’ device now supports alpha masks. Thanks to George Stagg, Gwynn Gebeyhu, Heather Turner, and Tomek Gieorgijewski.
‘summary(<stl>)’ (which prints directly) finally gets the same ‘digits’ default as the formatting printing of default ‘summary()’ method results, and it is documented explicitly.
R can be installed using C23 (for example with ‘-std=gnu23’ or ‘-std=gnu2x’) with recent compilers including ‘gcc’ 12-14, Apple ‘clang’ 16 and LLVM ‘clang’ 17-19. (LLVM ‘clang’ 18 and 19 objected to apparently valid code using attributes accepted by all the other compilers.)
It can be installed with the upcoming (at the time of writing) ‘gcc’ 15, which defaults to C23.
‘binomial(<link>)$linkinv(eta)’ and ‘.. $mu.eta(eta)’ now also work for ‘"logit"’ link when ‘is.integer(eta)’.
‘as.roman(x)’ now should work platform independently, also for, e.g., ‘x = "IIIII"’ (= V) and ‘x = "IIIIII"’ (= VI).