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Add aperm() and t() for list-environment arrays.
parse_env_subset() gained argument is_variable to control whether or not the inferred element named should be checked if it is a valid variable name.
map() is formally deprecated; use mapping() instead.
Dropped the defunct usage of listenv(length = n), meaning it no longer gives an error but instead produces a listenv with an element named length.
lengths() for listenv is no longer exported.parse_env_subset(x[1, names]) on a listenv x matrix would throw error Error in if (any(i < 0)) { : missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed if one of the elements in names specifies a non-existing column name.
parse_env_subset(x[]) on a listenv x would throw an error on Invalid subset: x[].
parse_env_subset(x[names]) on a listenv x would throw an error on length(x) = 2 > 1 in coercion to logical(1) when length(names) > 1 and _R_CHECK_LENGTH_1_LOGIC2_=true.
parse_env_subset(x[1,idxs]) on a listenv x would throw an error on length(x) = 2 > 1 in coercion to logical(1) with length(idxs) > 1 and _R_CHECK_LENGTH_1_LOGIC2_=true.
parse_env_subset(x[[names]]) on a regular environment x with length(names) > 1 would not throw an error, whereas x[[names]] would.
parse_env_subset(x[[1]]) on a regular environment x would not throw an error, whereas x[[1]] would.
Now it is possible to set the dimension on an empty list environment without first resizing it with length(), e.g. x <- listenv(); dim(x) <- c(2, 3).
Now it is possible to remove multiple elements by assigning NULL, e.g. x[c(2:3, 10)] <- NULL and x[, "B"] <- NULL.
Added lengths() for list environments. Requires R (>= 3.3.0).
dim_na(x) <- dims, where dims contain exactly one missing value, will set the “missing” dimension based on the length of x and the other dimensions specified, e.g. with length(x) == 6, dim_na(x) <- c(2, NA) will set dim(x) <- c(2, 3). This works for all types of object to which dimensions can be assigned - not only list environments.
Added is.matrix(), is.array(), as.vector(), and as.matrix() for list environments.
print() on a named, empty list environment would output an empty string.
Removing an element from a list environment did not remove dimensions, e.g. x$a <- NULL.
Function map() has been renamed to mapping() and same for the corresponding replacement function. The map() and map<-() functions will soon be deprecated and eventually defunct.
x <- listenv(length = n) is defunct; use x <- listenv(); length(x) <- n instead.
parse_env_subset(x[[idx]]) for list environment x and index idx claimed x[[idx]] existed as long as idx in [1,length(x)], but it forgot to check if element really existed, which may not be true if x has been expanded.Add support for assigning elements when creating list environment similarly how to lists work, e.g. x <- listenv(a = 1, b = 2).
length(x) <- n now expand/truncate a list environment.
Added unlist() and all.equal() for list environments.
x <- listenv(length = n); use x <- listenv(); length(x) <- n instead.as.listenv(x) would drop NULL elements in x.
x[idxs], x[name] <- y, and x$<name> <- y would introduce NA names for non-named list environments.
Added as.listenv().
CONSISTENCY: Assigning NULL now removes element just as lists, e.g. x$a <- NULL. To assign value NULL, do x['a'] <- list(NULL).
Added support for subsetting with [(), which returns another list environment, e.g. x[2:3], x[-1], and x[c(TRUE, FALSE)].
Added [<- assignment, e.g. x['a'] <- 1 and x[2:3] <- c(3,8).
CLEANUP: Dropped stray debug code.
parse_env_subset().print() on listenv handles empty and no-named listenv:s better.listenv(length = ...) always allocates internal variables.get_variable() gained argument mustExist.print() for listenv:s.tempvar() of R.utils.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
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