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Currently, add_rownames add rownames as an explicit variable (default rowname). Can add_rownames or another function in dplyr add rownames for data.frame or tbl if there is a column named rowname or by assigning a column? This is a reverse operation of the current add_rownames. And actually add_rownames means add rownames for its literal meaning. Though dplyr wants no rowname for data.frame, it's necessary in many cases especially interacting with other packages in R. Usually I have to add the rowname, and delete the rowname column. It's related with #884. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently,
add_rownames
add rownames as an explicit variable (default rowname). Canadd_rownames
or another function in dplyr add rownames for data.frame or tbl if there is a column namedrowname
or by assigning a column? This is a reverse operation of the currentadd_rownames
. And actuallyadd_rownames
means add rownames for its literal meaning. Thoughdplyr
wants no rowname fordata.frame
, it's necessary in many cases especially interacting with other packages in R. Usually I have to add the rowname, and delete the rowname column. It's related with #884. Thank you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: