Florian Privé

I get the error `could not find function ".rs.readUiPref"` when trying to check my local fork of this package.

I have version 1.1.383 on this computer, which is a CentOS 7 (Linux).

I guess I have a similar issue with my package {bigsnpr}. - All R-CMD-checks on GitHub Actions pass but not the coverage (please see https://github.com/privefl/bigsnpr/actions) - locally, `devtools::check()` and `devtools::test()`...

Thanks for reporting your solution @dewittpe. In the test file that fails in the coverage, I do read RDS files, but they are all located in `inst/` and I read...

This is the latest issue, with maximum zoom on by smartphone. 

Would be something like having ```r TIME THR) print(TIME) ``` instead of just running `expr`. But for everything that is run, and without interfering with `.Last.value`.

I guess my first use would be in interactive mode. But I guess it would be useful in non-interactive modes as well. Yes, only top-level calls.

Thanks for the suggestion. How would you use this function? The problem I see is that the function must return a boolean, not the result of the expression.

@mlell So basically, you suggest writing to a global variable storing the current time at the end of each call. That could work.

Yes, I know, but this means you have to start new R subprocesses, which is less straightforward than just setting a global option.