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slimr 0.4.0

21 Dec 19:48
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  • Updated slimr to be fully compatible with SLiM v4.1 updates
  • Changed SLIM_HOME environmental variable to SLIMR_PATH, which now should be
    set with the full path to the SLiM executable, not just the directory containing it
  • Updated slim_setup() function which now provides cross-platform automatic installation using conda via the reticulate package. Now it should not be necessary for users to manually install SLiM anymore

And for missed 0.3.0 release:

slimr 0.3.0

  • Added slim_auto() function to automatically insert r_template() and r_inline() statement in useful places in a slimr_script, based on computational graph analysis
  • Added as_slimr_code() function, which is similar to as_slimr_script(), which converts SLiM code as a character vector into a slimr_script object, but as_slimr_code() returns the code necessary to create the slimr_script instead. this allows copy and pasting the text into the R console or IDE so that it can be subsequently edited and modified.
  • Added vignette showing how to create a multispecies model in slimr, and documented the multispecies feature in the documentation for slim_block()

slimr v0.2.1

22 Jul 03:41
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Minor patch on last release.

slimr v0.2.0

22 Jul 00:55
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Package lifecycle is maturing. API is mostly stable and is now in production use by the developers.

slim-windows-executable

17 Feb 20:31
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fixed slim-simulator package name

v0.1.0

05 Aug 17:05
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v0.1.0 Pre-release
Pre-release

This the first minor release. It is still in beta testing phase. The API is 'maturing' -- not 100% stable yet but most of the general ways of using the package is solidified and won't change substantially.

Experimental Release v0.0.0.9001

15 Dec 23:54
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This is an early release of slimr which is still in an experimental stage. Not ready for production, but ready for testing.