Douglas Ezra Morrison
Douglas Ezra Morrison
> So one way to do it would be to transform `NA` into a specific string that is very unlikely to be used as an input (for example `".shiny_NA_."`) before...
I wasn't sure how to pass a remapping of `choices` through from the selectInput() call to an input handler, so I attempted to implement @ColinFay's recommendation instead.
related to https://github.com/r-lib/usethis/issues/1946 and https://github.com/r-lib/usethis/issues/1884?
Seconding this question! With `rlang::abort()`, it seems like the `body` argument can be used: ``` r rlang::abort(message = "missing strata", body = c("here:", dplyr::starwars |> capture.output())) #> Error: #> !...
+1; c.f. https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/10222
[FEATURE] `combine_checkboxes()` option to create a list column containing all the selected options?
@rsh52 apologies for the very delayed reply; I think the concatenation approach will be sufficient >80% of the time! It looks like you've got a solution for that version already,...
[FEATURE] `combine_checkboxes()` option to create a list column containing all the selected options?
> Hey [@d-morrison](https://github.com/d-morrison) no problem and thanks for the follow-up, I encourage you to submit a PR if you can. This is something we would like to get to, but...
[FEATURE] `combine_checkboxes()` option to create a list column containing all the selected options?
@rsh52 thanks! Really helpful to have this feature built-in.
same issue for arbitrary attributes: ``` r c("a", "b") |> structure(test = "hi") |> attr("test") #> [1] "hi" # attribute lost after `str_replace()`: c("a", "b") |> structure(test = "hi") |>...
PS - or maybe via a shortcode? I don't really understand Lua yet, so not sure what's feasible