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export 0.3.3

Bug fixes

• Improved graph2ppt() font handling for plotmath/Greek symbols by forwarding font aliases to rvg::dml() and inferring ggplot text families when possible.
• Added a raster fallback for graph2office() when showtext_auto() is enabled.
• Made graph export size inference work without an active graphics device when a plot object or plotting function is supplied.
• Added direct coefficient-table export support for splm and summary.splm objects.

export 0.3

New features

• Fixed NOTE that resulted in some temporary files being left on non-interactive Debian systems.

export 0.2.2.9000

New features

• Fixed bug when no graphical devices are available fro exporting graphs (as pointed out by guokai8 on GitHub)

export 0.2.2 Beta

New features

• Made export use officer and flextable rather than ReporteRs and rtable, as the latter wtwo ere removed from CRAN.
• Created table2spreadsheet() to generate table in a Microsoft Excel / LibreOffice Calc file or in a CSV (using either comma or semicolon as separation)
• table2spreadsheet() and table2office() use the “broom” package additionaly to the “xtable” package which allows for more data classes to be exported as tables

Removed features

• Removed graph2tex() as it is better to use graph2bitmap or graph2pdf and to manually insert these in the LaTex document

export 0.2.1 Beta

New features

• Created table2office() to generate tables in a presentation (Microsoft PowerPoint or LibreOffice) or in a document (Microsoft Word or LibreOffice) with similar behavior as graph2office().

export 0.2.0 Beta

New features

• Automatic selection of paper size based on graph size in MS Office export
• Added Latex export of graphs & tables

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