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Allow spread_values functions to work with unquoted paths #26
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This should work with # works
'{"k1": {"k2": "value"}}' %>% enter_object("k1")
# should also work
'{"k1": {"k2": "value"}}' %>% enter_object(k1) |
Looks like we can use the final NSE Dot-dot-dot section here to do this: |
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…pture because it failed if the path was the name of a global function!!!
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Hadley's suggestion of
is working great with minor modifications! |
Need to:
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The following works:
but this does not:
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