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Sign upfwrite ignores options(scipen = 999) #2020
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Looks like this is hardcoded in One workaround is to cast integer columns with |
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Turning off scientific notation in fwrite not working is an issue. Any attempt to reformat the data using standard R functions add slowness to a big-data use-case. Hence, getting this addressed in 1.12.4 as indicated above would be awesome, thanks much! |
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Hey,
I use
options(scipen = 999)to avoid scientific notation. write.table() uses this option, but not fwrite() (data.table 1.10.0).Example: