Display IssueTB and IssuesTB object

Display IssueTB and IssuesTB with formatted output in the console

# S3 method for class 'IssueTB'
print(x, ...)

# S3 method for class 'IssuesTB'
print(x, ...)

Arguments

x

a IssueTB or IssuesTB object.

...

Unused argument

Value

invisibly (with invisible()) NULL.

Details

This function displays an issue (IssueTB object) or a list of issues (IssuesTB object) with a formatted output.

Examples

# \donttest{
all_issues <- get_issues(source = "online", verbose = FALSE)

# Display one issue
print(all_issues[[1]])
#> Issue #162
#> rjdverse/rjdemetra
#> Labels:  
#> Milestone: 
#> Title: How to differentiate a WS in V2 and in V3? 
#> Text:
#> *related to rjdverse/rjd3workspace#53*
#> 
#> When I try to load a WS in v3 with **{RJDemetra}** (with `load_workspace()`), I get no error but I will get error when trying to access other elements.
#> 
#> How to know if a WS is in V3 with **{RJDemetra}**? Is it possible?  
#> 

# Display several issues
print(all_issues[1:10])
#> There are 10 issues. 
#> 
#> Issue #162
#> rjdverse/rjdemetra
#> Labels:  
#> Milestone: 
#> Title: How to differentiate a WS in V2 and in V3? 
#> Text:
#> *related to rjdverse/rjd3workspace#53*
#> 
#> When I try to load a WS in v3 with **{RJDemetra}** (with `load_workspace()`), I get no error but I will get error when trying to access other elements.
#> 
#> How to know if a WS is in V3 with **{RJDemetra}**? Is it possible?  
#> 
#> 
#> Issue #156
#> rjdverse/rjdemetra
#> Labels:  
#> Milestone: 
#> Title: Possible to extract slidingspan main diagnostics ? 
#> Text:
#> I wondered if it was possible in rjdemetra to extract and save the main slidingspan diagnostics of % unstable observations (A% and MM%) that are calculated  and displayed (but not saved) in JDemetra+ ?

#> 

#> I guess this is not an “issue”, but rather a (Christmas) wish

#> 

#> Best regards 

#> Jørn Ivar Hamre

#> (Statistics Norway)

#>  
#> 
#> Comment:
#> Hi,

#> 

#> it is indeed a wish ! We'll see...

#> 

#> Merry Xmas 
#> 
#> 
#> Issue #142
#> rjdverse/rjdemetra
#> Labels:  
#> Milestone: 
#> Title: Printing userdef variables with their name 
#> Text:
#> When you display a model (obtained with the get_model function), the regression variables are not displayed with their real name but with a name given by jdemetra+:

#> 

#> ![image](https://github.com/jdemetra/rjdemetra/assets/112711017/2dc551f8-2c0a-4da0-bc12-d74285537247)

#> 

#> However, their variable name does exist in the object:

#> 

#> ![image](https://github.com/jdemetra/rjdemetra/assets/112711017/7645a392-6e06-4480-b832-282b83ec77da)

#> 

#> Is it possible to modify the display to add these more meaningful variable names instead of the current names? 
#> 
#> Comment:
#> They do not come from the same object and there are some differences in the Java output. 

#> In the first case the names comes from the results of the regarima model (<https://github.com/rjdverse/rjdemetra/blob/develop/R/regarima_rslts.R#L52>) and in the second case it comes from the specification (<https://github.com/rjdverse/rjdemetra/blob/develop/R/spec_rjd.R#L193-L220>). I think it would be complicated to do it in R since you would need to indentify your external regressors from all the regressions coefficients (outliers, easter, td, etc.), but maybe something can be done using the `context_dictionary`. Do you have a reproducible example? 
#> 
#> 
#> Issue #76
#> rjdverse/rjdemetra
#> Labels:  
#> Milestone: 
#> Title: Leap Year Effect 
#> Text:
#> I am running into problems including the leap year:

#> https://github.com/statistikat/persephone/issues/21

#> 

#> Am I missing some additional parameters that need to be set?  
#> 
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# }