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debugonce(table.integer64) # set a stopping point invisible(table(as.integer64(1:3))) # not hit
Other integer64 implementations rely on S3 generics being put in place by {bit64} itself, e.g.
bit64/R/patch64.R
Lines 141 to 144 in f9d1ef3
Currently the user has to call table.integer64() directly to access this code. I don't see anyone having done so:
table.integer64()
https://github.com/search?q=lang%3AR+%2F%5B%5E%7B%5Cw.%5Dtable%5B.%5Dinteger64%2F+-path%3Ahighlevel64+-path%3A.rd&type=code
It would be nice for table(x) to "just work" for users to get this custom-tailored implementation.
table(x)
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Other integer64 implementations rely on S3 generics being put in place by {bit64} itself, e.g.
bit64/R/patch64.R
Lines 141 to 144 in f9d1ef3
Currently the user has to call
table.integer64()
directly to access this code. I don't see anyone having done so:https://github.com/search?q=lang%3AR+%2F%5B%5E%7B%5Cw.%5Dtable%5B.%5Dinteger64%2F+-path%3Ahighlevel64+-path%3A.rd&type=code
It would be nice for
table(x)
to "just work" for users to get this custom-tailored implementation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: