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Not sure if this is intended behavior or not. Would it be possible for the user to control this behavior (ie turn it off if undesired)?
exampleFunc <- function(x, y={if (x > 5) -1 else NA}, z=0) { print ("hello World") } vvvvv tidy_source() vvvvvvvv exampleFunc <- function(x, y = { if (x > 5) -1 else NA }, z = 0) { print("hello World") }
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Sorry, but I do not think there is a way to turn it off. In this particular case, I do not see why the curly braces are necessary, i.e.
exampleFunc <- function(x, y=if (x > 5) -1 else NA, z=0) { print ("hello World") }
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Not sure if this is intended behavior or not. Would it be possible for the user to control this behavior (ie turn it off if undesired)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: