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# NEWS for package 'gmkin'
## gmkin 0.6-10 (2019-07-06)
- Adapt to mkin 0.9.49.1
- Use devEMF for better vector graphics export for Windows
## gmkin 0.6-9 (2018-09-13)
- Enable fits with the two-component error model during iterative reweighting (IRLS)
## gmkin 0.6-8 (2016-01-25)
- Formal improvements mainly in the docs
## gmkin 0.6-7 (2017-03-06)
### Bug fixes
- The compiled versions of the models were removed from the model gallery in order to avoid invalid pointers.
### Major changes
- A howto section was added to the manual. The howtos are also useful as functionality tests.
## gmkin 0.6-6 (2016-01-08)
### Bug fixes
- Activate the button "Keep changes" as soon as a dataset title is entered in the dataset editor so entered data can be kept.
- Entering "x" into an input field triggered saving the file due to a peculiarity of the GAction implementation in gWidgetsWWW2. The keybinding was changed to "Shift-F12" (see below).
- When data was entered manually, sometimes it could not be fitted as the override column was of type "character" instead of "numeric".
### Major changes
- Changed the keybinding for saving the current workspace to "Shift-F12"
### Minor changes
- The project file is now immediately shown with its full path in the project editor window after saving a file.
- Do not show widgets for fit options in 'Configuration' tab when not fit is configured. Also inactivate the run button and show a message telling the user what to do to configure a fit.
## gmkin 0.6-5 (2015-12-11)
### Bug fixes
- When configuring a fit using a model with use_of_ff = 'max', this was ignored when the model was loaded from a project file
- The configure button was not disabled when switching a project (which clears model and dataset selections)
## gmkin 0.6-4 (2015-12-09)
- Various small corrections of unexpected or incorrect GUI behaviour. See git commit logs for details.
### Bug fixes
- Unchecking the pathway to sink in the model editor was ignored.
## gmkin 0.6-3 (2015-11-28)
- Various small layout and GUI logic improvements based on the suggestions by Stefan Meinecke (Umweltbundesamt Germany). Thanks, also for the financial support from the Umweltbundesamt!
### Minor changes
- Removed the 'Add' and 'Remove' buttons from the data editor, as adding rows leads to a corrupt state of the GUI
- The button 'Keep changes' now asks if the currently selected model should be overwritten if the name was not changed
### Bug fixes
- In the model editor, the combobox for the 'to' field did not accept to be empty after holding a selection
- Some graphical errors in the model gallery were fixed
- Importing data in wide format corrupted the array of observed variables as `mkin_wide_to_long` returns 'name' as a factor
## gmkin 0.6-2 (2015-11-10)
- Make it possible to export model predictions as CSV
- Bugfix on windows: Start a windows graphics device for plotting during the fit if none is active
to avoid an error
- Only tell the user that the fit can be aborted in the R console when gmkin is running in an interactive
R session
## gmkin 0.6-1 (2015-11-10)
- Completely rewritten user interface with a three column layout
- Introduce project management with the possibility to move datasets and models
- Tabbed viewing area on the right, with workflow graph, data editor, the manual and changes in gmkin (this file)
- Introduction of a workspace object as an R6 class 'gmkinws'
- Simplify model specification by using a combobox with multiple selection for specifiying target variables (metabolites, target compartments)
- Introduce a model gallery (loaded when the tab is selected the first time, as it loads slowly)
## gmkin 0.5-10 (2015-05-08)
### Minor changes
- Updates to DESCRIPTION and README.md
- man/gmkin.Rd: Do not mark gmkin as being experimental any more
## gmkin 0.5-8 (2014-11-25)
### Minor changes
- Adapt fit configuration to the fact that the default optimisation algorithm in mkin has been changed to `Port`
## gmkin 0.5-7
### New features
- Installation is further simplified, as both gmkin and gWidgetsWWW2 are now available from R-Forge.
## gmkin 0.5-6
### New features
- The plot of the current fit and the residuals can be saved as pdf or png file, on windows also as a windows metafile (wmf)
## gmkin 0.5-5
### Bug fixes
- Prevent loading old gmkin workspace files created with mkin < 0.9-32 as they do not load properly
- Fix saving summary files. They were all saved under the same name without a warning
## gmkin 0.5-4
### Bug fixes
- A heading in the manual was fixed
## gmkin 0.5-3
### New features
- First version installable from the package repository on r-forge
- New vignette gmkin_manual
- Small improvements in the model editor
## gmkin 0.5-2
### New features
- Make `Port` and `SANN` optimisation algorithms from FME available to gmkin, in addition to the default algorithm `Marq`
- Make it possible to specify the maximum number of iterations for these algorithms
- Provide the possibility to save summaries as text file
- Option to show the fitting process in a separate plot device, default is not to
- Add an inital message explaining the use of the target input box of the model editor
### Bug fixes
- Sorting in the fit table now works correctly also for more than 9 fits
- The fit table was not always updated (e.g. after deleting a fit) due to a bug introduced while fixing the bug above
### Minor changes
- The statusbar message was improved
- This NEWS file was added, in markdown format for viewing on github
## gmkin 0.5-1
- This is the gmkin version presented at SETAC in Basel in May 2014
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