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Changed included datafiles to be of type data.frame to avoid some libraries trying to load data.table unnecessarily. Similarly removed dependencies on dplyr::data_frame() due to deprecation.
Increased R dependency to version 3.5.0 and greater due to change in how rds/rda files are created. Sample data included with package requires newer R.
Updates to make code work with 1.0 version of dplyr and new vctrs (dplyr dependency). Removed use of dplyr from many tests.
Also update test cases to work with new R 4.0.x feature to account for changed default to stringsAsFactors = FALSE.
Added Rcpp::Shield
Also updated a few tests to address deprecations in dplyr and changes in testthat.
Removed unnecessary initializer that causes problems with older pre-C++11 compilers
Minor update to address problem introduced by downstream dependency package rlang 0.2.0. Unit tests identified that a null argument that previously worked with enquo() now throws an error. Now check for argument and set sane default if missing.
After careful review of which ICD codes should flag which CCCs, we have made tweaks to the overall logic as well as the various CCC categories.
dplyr (>= 0.7.0) (#20) the API is
cleaner and easier to use. See the vignette and examples. The major
change is that dplyr::vars is no longer needed.ccc function only takes one entry for codes. There
is no need to input the diagnostic and procedure codes separately.First release.
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