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pkgs %installed in% lib.loc
will now return NA
for “packages” that are part of core ‘R’ (i.e. ‘base’, ‘stats’,
etc.).NA
when Inf
is
compared with Inf
, or when -Inf
is compared to
-Inf
.%s><%
and %s<>%
as
aliases for %sget%
and %strim%
,
respectively.pversion_
- functions.help.import()
now
directly evaluates the arguments under help()
if both
arguments i
and alias
are missing.import_as()
can now include functions from core R if
necessary, except ‘base’.help.import()
sometimes gave an unnecessary error, when
searching topics of un-exported objects or non-functions via an alias
object instead of searching functions directly.form()
function, as its use-case is too rare to justify having a whole function
for it (with all the tests and maintenance that come with it). I rarely
remove functions; this is an exception.help.import()
can now also be called without any
arguments, just like the original help()
function.i
in stri_locate_ith()
. Also
improved the performance of stri_locate_ith()
.strfind()<-
to be a
bit more informative.as_cplx()
and as_raw()
to the atomic
typecasting functions.stri_locate_ith()
.aes_pro()
,
with_pro()
, and safer_partialmatch()
.
Naturally, added tests for these new functions.%row%
and %col~%
operators.is_wholenumber()
to the decimal truth testing
section.rt
argument
to strfind()<-
, and moved the i
and
rt
arguments more to the end of the functions. The
type
argument in strcut_brk()
can now also
directly accept a list produced by
stringi::stri_opts_brkiter()
.%col~%
and
%row~%
strip attributes.merge = FALSE
for pattern
charclass
, in the documentation of the
stri_locate_ith()
function.p
argument can also be a character
vector of length 1.stri_locate_ith()
documentation that
one should not pass the capture_groups
argument; also
clarified how to capture the ith
group using
stri_locate_ith()
. And clarified that
stri_locate_ith()
does not support long vectors.stringi::
piece in the example
code for import_LL()
.s_pattern
functions is now
actually titled “s_pattern”.import_as()
when aliasing
packages is now slightly less verbose: removed the line “Methods work
like normally”, and replaced the line “Importing packages …” with
“Importing packages and registering methods…”.strcut_brk()
function now includes the
tolist
argument to return a list. Moreover, the
n
argument may now also be specified (n = -1L
by default).transform_if()
function.
stri_locate_ith()
now gives a warning when an empty string
or pattern is given. The help.import()
function now gives
an error if neither topic/package
nor i/alias
is supplied, instead of just silently doing nothing. The
%sget%
and %strim%
operators now give an
explicit error message if the arguments do not have proper lengths.stri_locate_ith()
has now been partially re-written, and now includes ‘C++’ code, making
it a bit faster. Also cleaned up the internal code for some other
functions here and there.%ss%
to the
collection of string arithmetic operators, and added the
strfind()<-
method to the string search operators. One
can now supply the at
argument in the list of the
right-hand side for the %s{}%
operator. Supplying
at = "start"
will check if the pattern appears at the start
of a string. Supplying at = "end"
will check if the pattern
appears at the end of a string.stri_locate_ith()
even further. Optimised the ‘subset_if’
operators a bit more. Also optimised the %n&%
,
%sget%
, %strim%
, and %=strtype%
operators a bit more.s_pattern
functions now wrap additional arguments in a list for the user, in case
of using vector arguments, preventing potential confusion.type
argument in
stri_locate_ith_boundaries()
is now not a mandatory
argument; one can now also supply it through
stri_opts_brikiter()
, to keep it more consistent with the
rest of ‘stringi’.s_pattern
operators. Added tests for
stri_locate_ith()
when using argument
merge = FALSE
. Added more error check tests for
help.import()
. Added tests for unequal vector sizes for the
logic operators. Added tests for empty condition subsets for
transform_if()
. Added tests for the new functionalities
introduced in this version. Added tests for malformed ‘stringi’ pattern
searches in all relevant functions.s_coll()
worked properly when assigned to an object (as
usual), but not when called directly (like nested inside a function).
This is now fixed.import_as()
to be make it slightly
clearer.decimal_truth
operators.import_as()
now does not allow more than 10 packages to
be loaded under a single alias, to prevent abusive usage of
import_as()
.pkg_get_deps()
function now also has the
shared_tidy
argument to ignore the shared ‘tidyverse’
libraries (‘rlang’, ‘lifecycle’, ‘cli’, ‘glue’, and ‘withr’). Also
changed the default values of the recom
, and
rstudioapi
arguments.pkg_get_deps_minimal()
function. Also changed
the default arguments of pkg_get_deps()
.pversion_
functions to help in checking
package versions.pversion_
functions.import_as()
function, changed argument name
loadorder
to import_order
, to avoid confusion
with the concept of loading a package.import_*
functions and for
transform_if()
.pkg_get_deps()
where it didn’t properly ignore all the recommended R-packages when
recom = FALSE
.stri_join_mat()
, and
produced better examples in both help file and website.@name
and @rdname
parameters
of the tinycodet overview help files, such that they get on the top of
the pdf file.pkgs
help file, as this is no longer applicable (the list
of recommended R packages is hard coded).installed.packages()
in the
%installed in%
operator with find.package()
.
Also added the sentence “As pkgs %installed in% lib.loc does not even
load a package, the user can safely use it without fearing any unwanted
side-effects.” to the help page.installed.packages()
with a manually
specified character vector in the R scripts/functions
“internal_functions.R”, “import_misc.R”, “import_inops.R”,
“x.import.R”.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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