Lionel Henry
Lionel Henry
Closes #1608
Closes #1161 What is the richer type between list and list-of? Following the factor logic, the unconstrained type `character` covers more values than `factor` and is thus richer: ```r vec_c(factor("foo"),...
Current behaviour: ```r x a #> 1 NA NA ``` I would have expected: ```r #> a b d #> 1 NA NA ``` In the integer and character cases,...
To get nice printing when tibble is loaded: ```r vctrs::new_data_frame( list(x = list(1, 2)), class = "tbl" ) #> # A data frame: 2 × 1 #> x #> #>...
Branched from #1226. This implements `vec_map()`. Depending on the supplied prototype, it covers a range of functionality provided in purrr and more: - `.ptype = list()` implements `map()` - `.ptype...
Add `vec_chop2()` which is the `[[` equivalent of `vec_chop()`. It is still unexported for now because we probably don't want to rush the "2" API but it will be useful...
No impact on revdeps.
This is an exploration of how we could use C++ in C projects when templates, overloading, or parallel programming are required. To prove the concept, the macro-templated loops of equal.c...
* Consistently return unnamed vectors from `vec_ptype2()`. Record vectors gain a `names