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I suspect there's nothing we can do here; seq.int() is a primitive function and presumably has special handing of missing values that we can't easily replicate. But I've filed an issue at r-lib/rlang#1468 to remind us to look into it more.
I tried to use the
seq.int()
method instead of theseq()
generics in map2(), but I receive strange errors.The code with the generics:
But when I use
seq.int()
, I get this (even if I specifyby
, and/or length.out, and/or along.with):At the same time, both chunks below (using
mapply()
and defining nesting function) work:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: