agrobox 0.2.0

New features

• Added agrosintesis(), a high-level wrapper to automate multi-variable ANOVA summaries using agrobox() as the core engine.
  • Supports multiple response variables.
  • Supports optional clustering through a formula interface (e.g. Variedad ~ Localidad).
  • Automatically iterates over cluster combinations and returns publication-ready summary tables.
  • When estructura = NULL, the analysis is performed globally (no clustering).
• Added agroexcel() to export agrobox and agrosintesis results to Excel (.xlsx) files.
  • Works with single tables and lists of tables.
  • Automatically creates one worksheet per cluster.
  • Sheet names are sanitized to comply with Excel and Windows limitations.
• Added agrotabla() to export result tables as high-resolution PNG images.
  • Uses LaTeX for high-quality table rendering.
  • Supports both single tables and lists of tables.
  • File names are sanitized for LaTeX and filesystem compatibility.
  • Designed for fast reporting and presentation-ready outputs.

Improvements

• Cluster labels now preserve original factor levels instead of numeric codes.
• Improved handling of factor levels when clustering is enabled.
• Column names are automatically escaped to avoid LaTeX compilation issues.
• File and sheet name sanitization improves Windows compatibility.

Internal changes

• Refactored reporting logic to separate analysis from export utilities.
• Avoided side effects in core analytical functions.
• Improved CRAN compliance by:
  • Using fully qualified namespace calls.
  • Avoiding library() calls inside functions.
  • Wrapping file-generating examples in \dontrun{}.

agrobox 0.1.1

Changes

• Improved main function performance and robustness.