jamovi

OK, thanks for the info. i'll spend some time investigating.

i might come back to you to ask you to try some things, if that would be ok?

with thanks

jonathon

hi,

could you take a look here: https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues/1483 and let me know if your experience is similar?

also, could you provide a .omv file (you may need to zip it up first), containing a plot which doesn't export correctly.

with thanks

yes, i think the slowdown increases exponentially with the number of filters.

jonathon

hi,

yes, you're right. there is a performance issue i've been meaning to take a look at.

https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues/1453

jonathon

i think this will come down to how GGally searches for what corresponds to stat = "cross" ... i assume you've begun with running this code in an interactive R session (and had it work) and then you've moved to incorporate it into a jamovi module. i'm wondering if, when running this code in...

hi, yes, packages that rely on OS libraries are a bit tricky with the flatpak. the flatpak is designed to isolate the program from the host operating system, so installing libmagick++-dev into the host won't help unfortunately. sometimes R packages provide an alternative, so V8 for example allows yo...

hi,

you're right, it does need to be enabled each time jamovi is started. we should consider making it a persistent setting.

cheers

concatenating variables couldn't be simpler:

hi, i would extract the hour with the formula: INT(SPLIT(SPLIT(C, ' ', 2), ':', 1)) SPLIT(C, ' ', 2) says split the variable C where ever there are spaces, and give me the 2nd chunk. SPLIT('04/05/23 05:35', ' ', 1) gives '04/05/23' SPLIT('04/05/23 05:35', ' ', 2) gives '05:35' then i would take that...

The problem was that my .omv file was located in a folder that was nested inside another folder named in Persian (a different language).

thanks for letting us know. i've created an issue and will look at fixing this soon.

https://github.com/jamovi/jamovi/issues/1493

with thanks