NEWS.md

In listcompr: List Comprehension for R

listcompr 0.4.0

• renamed expr and str to .expr and .str in all the gen.... functions to allow variables like s and e (fixes https://github.com/patrickroocks/listcompr/issues/7)
• allow (x_1, ..., x_n) short-cuts in nested expressions
• allow a_i placeholders within nested vector and list expressions
• improved warnings/error messages
• fixed infinite recursion occurring when a NULL variable range was given
• fix auto-generated column names in a data frame for c(a, c)

listcompr 0.3.0

• modified internal conversion from lists to data frames in gen.data.frame such that non-fundamental types are accepted (fixes https://github.com/patrickroocks/listcompr/issues/5)
• added a check to ensure that the inner expression for gen.(named).(data.frame|matrix) must be exactly one row
• some output format fixes (data frames and matrices where sometimes mixed up)
• added byrow parameter to gen.(named).(data.frame|matrix) which applies the Cartesian product by column to the expression
• fixed that gen.named.(vector|list) can be used as an inner expression of other gen.-functions
• gen.list and similar functions accept characters with placeholders, removed gen.list.char and gen.vector.char
• changed order of dimensions in gen.matrix for auto-detected 2-dim matrix
• gen.matrix automatically searches for two dimensions in the ... arguments
• fixed missing column names in gen.named.data.frame
• added gen.matrix and gen.named.matrix for generating (named) matrices

listcompr 0.2.0

• variable ranges can also be of character type (fixes https://github.com/patrickroocks/listcompr/issues/1)
• fixed sorting of free variables (fixes https://github.com/patrickroocks/listcompr/issues/2)
• auto-detect column names when generating data frames where a symbol is in the base expression
• fixed missing export of gen.logical.or, added example to the vignette
• allow substitutions in the list comprehension arguments

listcompr 0.1.0

• first version of the listcompr package

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