rrapply 1.2.4
- Fixed minor issue with nested data.frames using ‘classes = “data.frame”’ and ‘how = “recurse”’
- Removed deprecated arguments ‘feverywhere’ and ‘dfaslist’
rrapply 1.2.3
- Fixed a minor bug ‘classes’ argument in case of missing ‘f’ and ‘condition’ arguments
rrapply 1.2.2
- Added new option ‘how = “bind”’ to unnest a nested list to wide data.frame
- Options ‘how = “flatten”’, ‘how = “melt”’ and ‘how = “bind”’ coerce flat lists to common types
- Unnamed list elements receive names “1”, “2”, … in ‘.xname’, ‘.xparents’, ‘how = “melt”’ and ‘how = “bind”’
- Added ‘pokedex’ demo dataset
- Reorganized source code
rrapply 1.2.1
- Arguments ‘feverywhere’ and ‘dfaslist’ are deprecated in favor of ‘classes’ (instead use ‘classes = “list” or ’classes = “data.frame”’)
- Added the option ‘how = “recurse”’ to replace the deprecated ‘feverywhere = “recurse”’
- Cleaned up source code and fixed several minor issues
rrapply 1.2.0
- Added support for call objects and expression vectors
- Added special argument .xsiblings evaluating to sibling list in ‘f’ and ‘condition’
rrapply 1.1.1
- Added new option ‘how = “unmelt”’ to restore nested list from melted data.frame
- Added special argument .xparents evaluating to parent node vector in ‘f’ and ‘condition’
rrapply 1.1.0
- Added new option ‘how = “melt”’ to return melted data.frame from pruned nested list
- Added options ‘feverywhere = “break”’ for list node aggregation and ‘feverywhere = “recurse”’ for list node updating
- Cleaned up source code and fixed several minor issues