Kieran Martin

Yes I think that would be ideal, printing would open up the nice html file in the viewer which you could then open in a new page. I mean if...

I think I agree with this approach, but we might need to think about the syntax. I think this might also relate to #45 in terms of making what diffdf...

As an FYI @gowerc R Core actually updated that documentation a little while after that overflow, so it should now be correct

Oh that probably is better, yes

Ah yes I like that, similar to what testthat does. I think modern testthat print actually looks like the build print which is pretty cool. We could also consider the...

So I think my one reluctance on this is that I think diffdf could in theory be used by quite novice R users (i.e. ex SAS users who want to...

I think we should test this and see how it looks, but in principle it's fine. I think the challenge in documenting this well is just in the rd files....

Yeah so I think given all the potential enchancements this will become important. Documenting this will be important, need to look at how caret and other packages do this, I...

Hi, This is the intended behaviour. The goal of diffdf is to match columns on name. This allows it to identify missing or additional columns intelligently. We have thought about...

I think this is a pretty confusing implementation... To understand it from the user point of view you need to understand what diffdf actually does. I'm inclined to just utilise...