Hadley Wickham
Hadley Wickham
Thanks for the link. My interpretation is different, as I think using `+` is a dated convention and it's better to default to percent encoding, but it's probably worth making...
Probably the same as #1606 and #1486
After #472, you could take an approach more like this: ```R local({ local_cassette("job-submit") res
Yeah, httr's not going away so it's pretty low priority for us. But that makes it a great project for a community member to tackle 😄 It shouldn't be too...
I guess it would need to extract the location of all the matches. But how do you specify what you want to match but not include in the output? Ideally...
Maybe an optional `delim` argument? What happens if the pattern doesn't match? It just doesn't split there?
Another case where you need a zero-width match: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28652193/splitting-a-string-in-which-upper-case-follows-lower-case-in-stringr
Maybe this just needs to be a wrapper around `str_extract_all()`: ``` r library(stringr) x1 [1] "Foo: 20" "Bar: 43" "Age: 29" "Fizz: $593" str_extract_all(x3, match) #> [[1]] #> [1] "Foo:...
I wonder why the driver doesn't automate this?
So probably best to leave alone in odbc, and assume a higher level tool will set appropriately?