Error running the example code

[ernesto561]

Hello,

Thanks for this package. It's the most complete package for the calculation of IDF curves I have found. I am having some problems running the example code. When I run these lines:

Meteorology station in the Farfan Airport in Tulua, Colombia.

data(inten)
Test.idftool <- IDFCurve(Data = inten, Station='2610516', Duration = FALSE,
Periods = FALSE, Type = "gumbel", M.fit = "lmoments",
Plot = 1234, Strategy = 1, logaxe = "", CI = FALSE, CIpdf = TRUE, iter = 50,
goodtest = FALSE, Resolution = 300, SAVE = FALSE, name = TRUE)

I get the following result:

[1] "Just compute a strategy"
Error in eval(stats::getCall(object)$data) : object 'MD.INT' not found

The plots are created, although it generates an empty one at the end. The problem is that the data are not saved in the variable Test.idftool. I have tried to look for the object MD.INT in all the R scripts but haven' found anything. My R version is 4.2.2. Thanks.

[ernesto561]

I have been looking through the code and it seems the problem is in the function Plotfit of the investr package. It's used in the regIDF function. The problem is with the version 1.4.2. If I downgrade the package to the version 1.4.0, the code works correctly.

[dazamora]

Hi Ernesto, Thanks in advance for use this tool. So, can you resolved the error? Let me know if can and the other hand can you give me your opinion about this package. Regards

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[ernesto561]

Hello David,

Thanks for your answer. The problem is in the function investr::plotFit. In the latest version (1.4.2) the function is not working. You have to downgrade to 1.4.0 or install the development version.

Regarding you package, it's very useful. I would only make bigger the text and legends for some plots, but the output data can be used to create custom plots anyway. I like that the output includes the coefficients for the IDF equation. Thanks for your package.

I don't know if this issue should still be open, because it's related to another package.