catching calls to unsupported aggregation function in R#63
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What's been done:
Catching the Python error message and replacing it with an R error message.
I noticed that
acro_crosstabdoesn't work when the values parameter is provided and gives this error: "If you pass an aggregation function to crosstab, you must also specify a single values column to aggregate over." This happens because R vectors are automatically translated into Python lists via reticulate, which triggers that error!`Now the values are being translated to a NumPy array before being passed to crosstab.