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In my use case, my Rcpp function returns an object but I need the generated R wrapper use invisible(.Call(...)) instead of .Call(...).
I don't find a clean way to do that. I'm wondering if it is possible to add an attribute like Rcpp::invisible or something to indicate that the R wrapper generator uses invisible.
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In my use case, my Rcpp function returns an object but I need the generated R wrapper use
invisible(.Call(...))
instead of.Call(...)
.I don't find a clean way to do that. I'm wondering if it is possible to add an attribute like
Rcpp::invisible
or something to indicate that the R wrapper generator usesinvisible
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: