I tried to find more info on the subject on the RStudio Community forum, but with little success. I'm re-posting over here in case someone may answer my question or if it's something that requires 'fixing' of some sort.
I noticed that if I have a tibble:
tibble_1 <- tibble(a = 1:10, b = 2:11, c = 3:12)
And I add this into another tibble using dplyr::mutate:
And, indeed, if I wanted to subset the colums I'd have to adress them as tibble_2$tibble_one$a, etc.
I accidentally came across this when I tried to get the result one would get with
An excellent reply by Davis Vaughan in the original forum thread has pointed out that these df-columns are entirely intentional and have some (limited) uses. Closing the issue.
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Hey all,
I tried to find more info on the subject on the RStudio Community forum, but with little success. I'm re-posting over here in case someone may answer my question or if it's something that requires 'fixing' of some sort.
By the way, I know it was silly to expect my desired outcome through the way that led me to this accidental discovery, but that's besides the point😉 .
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