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🍄 But our princess is in another castle!
Not how R5-D4 and Biggs Darklighter have chr [1] (a list of 1 element) in films: ``` > starwars %>% select(name, films) %>% slice(5:10) # A tibble: 6 × 2...
``` correct % isTRUE()) map2(correct, json_path, ~ if_else fromJson is type error and on windows and error message says blah blah then change to TRUE else return original value) ```...
We no longer need group_by's to emit highlight entries in mappings with group IDs, since the group_data field has all of this information already. i'm currently ignoring all these entries...
if lhs of one stage is the exact same data frame as rhs of the prior step, don't output both to json
Right now in my trace canonicalization script, I remove this redundancy when possible, but ideally it would be removed earlier in the tracer itself. That's because my hunch is that...
https://dplyr.tidyverse.org/reference/slice.html ``` slice_head(.data, ..., n, prop) slice_tail(.data, ..., n, prop) slice_min(.data, order_by, ..., n, prop, with_ties = TRUE) slice_max(.data, order_by, ..., n, prop, with_ties = TRUE) slice_sample(.data, ..., n, prop,...
One straightforward way to support rename_with() is to simply render connections from all LHS columns to their corresponding RHS columns (assuming that all columns can possibly be renamed with the...
minimized example: ```r library(dplyr) df % slice(1:5) df %>% group_by(Month, Wind > 10) ``` the trace contains a reference to column 7, which is out-of-bounds, since there are only 6...
I haven't investigated in depth yet: ```r library(data.table) library(dplyr) T = data.table( ID = c("this","is","a","data.table","which","also", "works"), a = 1:7, b = 7:13, c = 13:19 ) # why is the...
not sure if this ever comes up in `%>%` pipelines, but sometimes in pandas the result of a pipeline is a 1-D Series object (as opposed to a 2-D DataFrame),...
quality of life: display a single dataframe by itself without a pipe (also pairs well with ggplot)
It would be nice to just display a dataframe by itself without doing `%>% I()`. i think the easiest thing to do is to have the 'code' be the name...