Duncan Temple Lang

You can specify the number of digits: > library(RJSONIO) > x = rnorm(4) > toJSON(x) > [1] "[ -0.5656, 1.0183, 0.79875, -0.30822 ]" > toJSON(x, digits = 10) > [1]...

I can add code to get the default value for the digits parameter from options(). However, the real issue is that the other packages should provide a way for you...

Hi David I've pushed the minute change to compute the default value for the digits parameter from the options vector. This is fine and allows you to do what you...

Thanks. So it is now in both! However, rather than relying on global options for passing digits to implicit calls to toJSON(), it would be better to support specifying the...

Short answer for now - yes and I have been working quite a bit on it and related packages in the last few weeks.

Hi Brig This looks like a problem caused by a change to the way the new XML package works with namespaces. I'll try to fix it ASAP. Thank you. D....

Hi Ken I can't reproduce it with a simple formula in a cell, e.g., =A2+B2 ``` R sheetAsMatrix(sheets[[1]], header = FALSE) V1 V2 V3 1 1 10 11 2 2...

Thanks. Yep, I can see the spreadsheet and I can retrieve it with your commands above. So, in other words, it works for me. I've committed some changes that were...

Bummer. Yep, I pulled both the MachineReadable and also Current sheet. Both worked.

Can you show me the output of traceback() when the error occurs, please? Thanks