Consider character subsetting #312
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Do we need to consider leftover row names when performing character subsetting? |
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- In `glimpse()`, compute `type_sum()` from data frame for dbplyr compatibility (#328). - `as_tibble.matrix()` repairs column names. - Compatible with R 3.1 (#323). - Make add_case() and alias for add_row() (#324, @LaDilettante). - `add_column()` to an empty zero-row tibble with a variable of nonzero length now produces a correct error message (#319). - Logical indexes are supported, a warning is raised if the length does not match the number of rows or 1 (#318). - Tibbles now support character subsetting (#312). - `as_tibble()` gains `rownames` argument (#288, #289). - Remove Rcpp dependency (#313, @patperry). - ``` `[.tbl_df`() ``` supports `drop = TRUE` and omits the warning if `j` is passed. The calls `df[i, j, drop = TRUE]` and `df[i, drop = TRUE]` are now compatible with data frames again (#307, #311). - Prevent `add_column()` from dropping classes and attributes by removing the use of `cbind()`. Additionally this ensures that `add_column()` can be used with grouped data frames (#303, @DavisVaughan). - Fixed width for word wrapping of the extra information (#301).
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New formatting -------------- The new pillar package is now responsible for formatting tibbles. Pillar will try to display as many columns as possible, if necessary truncating or shortening the output. Colored output highlights important information and guides the eye. The vignette in the tibble package describes how to adapt custom data types for optimal display in a tibble. New features ------------ - Make `add_case()` an alias for `add_row()` (#324, @LaDilettante). - `as_tibble()` gains `rownames` argument (#288, #289). - `as_tibble.matrix()` repairs column names. - Tibbles now support character subsetting (#312). - ``` `[.tbl_df`() ``` supports `drop = TRUE` and omits the warning if `j` is passed. The calls `df[i, j, drop = TRUE]` and `df[i, drop = TRUE]` are now compatible with data frames again (#307, #311). Bug fixes --------- - Improved compatibility with remote data sources for `glimpse()` (#328). - Logical indexes are supported, a warning is raised if the length does not match the number of rows or 1 (#318). - Fixed width for word wrapping of the extra information (#301). - Prevent `add_column()` from dropping classes and attributes by removing the use of `cbind()`. Additionally this ensures that `add_column()` can be used with grouped data frames (#303, @DavisVaughan). - `add_column()` to an empty zero-row tibble with a variable of nonzero length now produces a correct error message (#319). Internal changes ---------------- - Reexporting `has_name()` from rlang, instead of forwarding, to avoid warning when importing both rlang and tibble. - Compatible with R 3.1 (#323). - Remove Rcpp dependency (#313, @patperry).
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