charport_materialize: Force materialization of a character vector
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charport_materialize R Documentation
Force materialization of a character vector
Description
Forces a 'charvec' to materialize its R-level strings ('CHARSXP's), caching
them on the object; the native store is released. Ordinary character
vectors are returned unchanged. This is a diagnostic/escape hatch: code
that needs guaranteed-plain string storage (for example, before handing a
vector to C code that bypasses ALTREP accessors) can call it explicitly.
Usage
charport_materialize(x)
Arguments
x
a character vector (plain or 'charvec').
Value
'x', invisibly, after forcing materialization.
Examples
x <- charvec("a", "b")
charport_materialize(x)
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| charport_materialize | R Documentation |
Force materialization of a character vector
Description
Forces a 'charvec' to materialize its R-level strings ('CHARSXP's), caching them on the object; the native store is released. Ordinary character vectors are returned unchanged. This is a diagnostic/escape hatch: code that needs guaranteed-plain string storage (for example, before handing a vector to C code that bypasses ALTREP accessors) can call it explicitly.
Usage
charport_materialize(x)
Arguments
x |
a character vector (plain or 'charvec'). |
Value
'x', invisibly, after forcing materialization.
Examples
x <- charvec("a", "b")
charport_materialize(x)
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