Jordan Mark Barbone

Results 30 issues of Jordan Mark Barbone

This _could be_ related to https://github.com/r-lib/vctrs/issues/180 and how `anyDuplicated.vctrs_vctr` was original conceived. `vctrs:::anyDuplicated.vctrs_vctr` uses `vec_duplicate_any` which produces results _similar to_ `anyDuplicated()` (as documented) but with the exported S3 method the...

This is a fix for #45. I've been using this forked branch for my personal work for a while and haven't seen any problems with it.

Base `sub`, `gsub` contain checks for factors which can drastically improve performance. Below is an example of some improvements that `{stringr}` could get from this check. I'd image that the...

Resolves #830 A few checks are completed: * `.col_names` defaults to `NULL` * If not `NULL`, `...` and `.list` should not have `length()` * `.col_names` must be the same length...

## Describe the problem Adding a `sidebar()` to `page_navbar()` seems to _add back_ (? or ignore?) the gap removals. In comparison, this seems to work (or work as I expect...

Most of the base R packages return `TRUE` for `available_on_cran()`. Feels like all of these should return `FALSE`. ``` r # # get base packages # installed.packages() |> # as.data.frame()...

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resolves #167 I also found an issue with `new_cordf()` that appended extra `cor_df` classes to `cor_df` objects (called from `rearrange.cor_df()`). Seemed fine to correct that. - prevent extra cor_df classes...

## The problem `abs(m)` isn't assigned? https://github.com/tidymodels/corrr/blob/bd5841ddcf7f50d824b188b9e007a6069ab1cce7/R/cor_df.R#L39-L46 ## Reproducible example ``` r library(corrr) df • Method: 'pearson' #> • Missing treated using: 'pairwise.complete.obs' rearrange(cdf, absolute = TRUE) # shouldn't change...

## The problem I have a correlation matrix with a lot of missing values. This causes the backend rearranging to fail when it tries to change the order. However, there's...

`?factor` > Since R 4.1.0, when using c to combine a (possibly ordered) factor with other objects, if all objects are (possibly ordered) factors, the result will be a factor...