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Currently, one has to pass a string with the object name:
pick("name")
It would be nice to also use NSE like in pack. Then the following would be equivalent.
pick(name)
To allow passing variables containing the name, rlang/dplyr syntax could be implemented.
2. Short form
Currently, one has to use pick() as follows to save it to an object.
name<- pick("name")
In most cases, pick is used interactively. We might consider an additional function pick2() (or similar) as a shortcut to assign an object with the same name automatically to the current env. Then, the following lines would be equivalent.
name<- pick("name")
pick2("name")
And with additional NSE
pick2(name)
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1. Use NSE
Currently, one has to pass a string with the object name:
pick("name")
It would be nice to also use NSE like in
pack
. Then the following would be equivalent.pick(name)
To allow passing variables containing the name, rlang/dplyr syntax could be implemented.
2. Short form
Currently, one has to use
pick()
as follows to save it to an object.In most cases, pick is used interactively. We might consider an additional function
pick2()
(or similar) as a shortcut to assign an object with the same name automatically to the current env. Then, the following lines would be equivalent.And with additional NSE
pick2(name)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: