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Just a note about the annotateDiffreport() function. It seems that it does not allow us to choose the two classes we want to compare, and by default, classes 1 and 2 are chosen.
However, in the diffreport() function, it is possible to give these classes as arguments of the function (class1 and class2), but these two arguments are not offered in the annotateDiffreport() function. Is there a reason for this?
I created a annotateDiffreport_classes() function, which take these two additionnal arguments and pass them to the diffreport() function. It seems that this works fine.
Have a nice day,
Amandine
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This issue is perfectly reasonable. Unless the additional arguments do not break anything, I vote for changing annotateDiffreport and updating the man page to that function accordingly. What does @sneumann think about it?
I don't see a pull request to review the changes. Can you provide one?
Hello,
Just a note about the annotateDiffreport() function. It seems that it does not allow us to choose the two classes we want to compare, and by default, classes 1 and 2 are chosen.
However, in the diffreport() function, it is possible to give these classes as arguments of the function (class1 and class2), but these two arguments are not offered in the annotateDiffreport() function. Is there a reason for this?
I created a annotateDiffreport_classes() function, which take these two additionnal arguments and pass them to the diffreport() function. It seems that this works fine.
Have a nice day,
Amandine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: