Martina Morris

could someone link to an example from the code here -- i'm not sure which "source files" @krivit is referring to.

Ok, so it sounds like we have an issue to address. IIUC, using the S3 dispatch for this function is what causes the breakage. I believe this choice was originally...

> * subset() would drop vertices or edges based on a specification. > * transform() would rewrite or construct vertex or edge attributes based on a specification. nice.

> Speaking of that, in the egor package, we ended up using the argument name unit= to specify > whether a function refers to vertices or edges (as in, "units...

This may be how SNA calculates geodesics. From ?geodist: > geodist (without loss of generality) treats all paths as directed, a fact which should be kept in mind when interpreting...

@CarterButts asking again

error trace: ``` Warning in if (is.edgelist.sna(z)) { : the condition has length > 1 and only the first element will be used Error in if (is.edgelist.sna(z)) { : argument...

is it possible there is some anticipatory preprocessing (like the network plot?)

nice catch. not sure why we didn't see this error before. i think the right solution is a modification in `sna` to catch and return the error message to avoid...

i think the temp solution for `statnetWeb` is to not load the ecoli datasets into the built-in list. @chad-klumb i know one place this is done is the top of...