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I was wondering if there would be a way to improve the speed of SAScii by using read_fwf() from package readr or using laf_open_fwf() from package LaF instead of read.fwf. There is an interesting discussion about a these packages in this SO thread.
ps. Thank you for developing SAScii. This is a great package and I'm sure many users in the R community are grateful for it!
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Hi Anthony.
I was wondering if there would be a way to improve the speed of SAScii by using
read_fwf()
from packagereadr
or usinglaf_open_fwf()
from packageLaF
instead ofread.fwf
. There is an interesting discussion about a these packages in this SO thread.ps. Thank you for developing SAScii. This is a great package and I'm sure many users in the R community are grateful for it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: