A minor issue with the documentation of `lavParseModelString()"

[sfcheung]

I believe this issue may be fixed in the coming version but I open this issue anyway because it is in 0.6-17:

The current documentation of lavParseModelString() says that the default for parser is "new":

lavaan/man/model.syntax.Rd

Lines 170 to 171 in 9e1401d

	\item{parser}{Character. If \code{"old"}, use the original/classic parser.
	If \code{"new"}, use the new/ldw parser. The default is \code{"new"}.}

However, the default of parser in the function definition actually is "old":

lavaan/R/lav_syntax.R

Lines 5 to 7 in 9e1401d

	lavParseModelString <- function(model.syntax = "", as.data.frame. = FALSE,
	parser = "old",
	warn = TRUE, debug = FALSE) {

I also casually searched calls to lavParseModelString() by lavaan function also relies on the default value of parser in lavParseModelString(). E.g.,

lavaan/R/lav_partable.R

Lines 66 to 68 in e63d492

	flat <- lavParseModelString(
	model.syntax = model, warn = warn,
	debug = FALSE

Hope this helps.

[yrosseel]

Thanks. We temporarily changed the parser from "new" to "old" (for testing purposes only). As of today, it is back to "new" again. But we may change it back and forth a few times while testing in the next weeks. Eventually, it will stay "new".