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New assertion function assert_scalar_whole().
Users can now set the condition subclass of returned errors via a .subclass argument. In a similar vein it is now possible to specify additional fields in the returned error condition via the ... arguments.
breaking change: Exported assertion functions are no longer prefixed with a dot.
breaking change: To allow for the additional ... arguments in the aforementioned assertions the parameters arg/call have been renamed to .arg/.call respectively and have also been shifted (position-wise) within the function signatures. For example
assert_int(x, arg = deparse(substitute(x)), call = sys.call(-1L))becomes
assert_int(x, ..., .arg = deparse(substitute(x)), .call = sys.call(-1L), .subclass = NULL)fstrcapture():
perl and useBytes arguments have been removed. These are now set internally to TRUE and FALSE respectively.x and pattern arguments has been switched to make the function a little more pipe-friendly.proto argument.proto argument is missing, then all captures will be treated as character type.Assertion functions are now (re)exported once again. Note they are all prefixed with a dot to avoid common naming collisions and, somewhat secondary, to emphasise their intended use within other functions.
breaking change. new_package() now utilises an explicit pkg folder for the R package.
Fixes (hopefully) an issue with the internal usage of clipr within cc() when on a Wayland system.
New function fstrcapture(). This is an (almost) drop-in replacement for strcapture() that performs better when using Perl-compatible regexps.
breaking change. Assertion functions have been removed. They can still be found internally (and are checked by tests) but the intention is to use them as a standalone file that is copy and pasted between packages as needed.
Licence change. Licence bumped from GPL-2 to GPL-3.
new_package() will now add .Rbuildignore and .Rproj files with sensible defaults.
np() is now given as an alias for new_package().
assert_negative(), assert_negative_or_na()assert_positive(), assert_positive_or_na()
assert_non_negative(), assert_non_negative_or_na()assert_non_positive(), assert_non_positive_or_na()
assert_scalar_character_not_na(), assert_scalar_chr_not_na()assert_scalar_integer_not_na(), assert_scalar_int_not_na()assert_scalar_double_not_na(), assert_scalar_dbl_not_na()assert_scalar_numeric_not_na(), assert_scalar_num_not_na()
Functions defunct in earlier versions of {ympes} have been removed from the package namespace.
New function new_package() for setting up a package skeleton based on my preferred folder structure.
The old format for assertions (with the imp_ prefix; e.g. imp_assert_int()) are now defunct and calling them will result in an error.
Age utility functions breaks_to_interval(), cut_ages(), split_interval_counts(), aggregate_age_counts(), reaggregate_interval_counts() and ages_to_interval() are now defunct. These functions have been migrated to the more focussed ageutils package. As of version 0.0.1 of ageutils these have an identical naming and usage.
New assertion functions that do not require the imp_ prefix and return NULL on success. Note that returning NULL means the new assertions are not pipe friendly but the implementation is slightly more efficient.
The old format for assertions (with the imp_ prefix; e.g. imp_assert_int()) are now deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
ages_to_interval() has been deprecated and replaced with the function cut_ages(). This has a slightly different API (see help(cut_ages) for more information).
New function breaks_to_interval() for transforming breaks in to corresponding intervals (see help(breaks_to_interval)).
breaking change. The limits parameter has been removed from both aggregate_age_counts() and reaggregate_age_counts(). It has been replaced by a breaks which represents the left-hand side of your desired interval bounds (i.e. the x value in [x, y)). Intervals no longer span the natural numbers by default but will begin from the minimum break input. Any ages below this value will be treated as NA.
New function greprows() for searching rows of a data frame.
Fixes a memory bug in ages_to_interval() that was highlighted via CRAN’s Valgrind checks.
New functions for working with age intervals:
ages_to_interval() provides categorisation of ages based on specified right-hand interval limits.
split_interval_counts() splits counts within a age interval in to counts for individuals years based on a given weighting.
aggregate_age_counts() provides aggregation of counts across ages (in years).
reaggregate_interval_counts() which is equivalent to calling split_interval_counts() followed by aggregate_age_counts().
The testing framework used by ympes has migrated from testhat to tinytest.
Initial release of ympes which provides a collection of lightweight helper functions (imps) for both interactive use and for inclusion within other packages.
assertions for integer, double, numeric, logical, bool, character (string), list and data frame values
imp_assert_integer(), imp_assert_int()imp_assert_double() , imp_assert_dbl()imp_assert_numeric(), imp_assert_num()imp_assert_logical(), imp_assert_lgl()imp_assert_character(), imp_assert_chr()imp_assert_list()imp_assert_data_frame()
imp_assert_scalar_integer(), imp_assert_scalar_int()imp_assert_scalar_double(), imp_assert_scalar_dbl()imp_assert_scalar_numeric(), imp_assert_scalar_num()imp_assert_scalar_logical(), imp_assert_scalar_lgl()imp_assert_boolean(), imp_assert_bool()imp_assert_scalar_character(), imp_assert_scalar_chr(), imp_assert_string()
cc() for interactive quoting of comma separated names.
plot_palette() for visualising colour palettes.
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