Os Keyes
Os Keyes
This seems super useful! I might suggest adding substitution for lazy evaluation (so it matches the rest of the code) and experimenting around with S3 methods in case this falls...
Oh, just the indices-based selection can sometimes get gnarly since it behaves somewhat differently. It'll probably be fine, but I'll check to make sure once David/Julia sign off (hinthint)
If that's the goal, I'll add it to the to-do! Anything I can do to help with the fixing, cleanup, etc?
Ooh, painful. We'd have to do it in R for /that/ use case. We could do it in C++, if we wanted _actual_ URLs, but those aren't actual URLs.
Good idea! We could always have url_detect(x, strict = FALSE), where strict determines if it relies on a :// find (easy enough in C++, and fast) or a regex (harder...
Could we use stringi for this?
Note to self: we can use C++11 for this, since everyone and their pet dog seems to be into C++11 these days.
@alexcpsec if you want to try tinkering with the logic, go for it! (I have a conference deadline iiin 3 weeks and so am currently only writing in LaTeX :D
I don't think so? Google's URLs are...very much not one's friend :(. One way of fixing it might be to url_encode the path for the parsing operation? How consistent are...
Boink; anything new? I'd like to push a new release soonish