#' Row-wise tibble creation
#'
#' Create [tibble]s using an easier to read row-by-row layout.
#' This is useful for small tables of data where readability is
#' important. Please see \link{tibble-package} for a general introduction.
#'
#' `frame_data()` is an older name for `tribble()`. It will eventually
#' be phased out.
#'
#' @param ... Arguments specifying the structure of a `tibble`.
#' Variable names should be formulas, and may only appear before the data.
#' @return A [tibble].
#' @export
#' @examples
#' tribble(
#' ~colA, ~colB,
#' "a", 1,
#' "b", 2,
#' "c", 3
#' )
#'
#' # tribble will create a list column if the value in any cell is
#' # not a scalar
#' tribble(
#' ~x, ~y,
#' "a", 1:3,
#' "b", 4:6
#' )
tribble <- function(...) {
data <- extract_frame_data_from_dots(...)
turn_frame_data_into_tibble(data$frame_names, data$frame_rest)
}
#' @export
#' @rdname tribble
frame_data <- tribble
#' Row-wise matrix creation
#'
#' Create matrices laying out the data in rows, similar to
#' `matrix(..., byrow = TRUE)`, with a nicer-to-read syntax.
#' This is useful for small matrices, e.g. covariance matrices, where readability
#' is important. The syntax is inspired by [tribble()].
#'
#' @param ... Arguments specifying the structure of a `frame_matrix`.
#' Column names should be formulas, and may only appear before the data.
#' @return A [matrix].
#' @export
#' @examples
#' frame_matrix(
#' ~col1, ~col2,
#' 1, 3,
#' 5, 2
#' )
frame_matrix <- function(...) {
data <- extract_frame_data_from_dots(...)
turn_frame_data_into_frame_matrix(data$frame_names, data$frame_rest)
}
extract_frame_data_from_dots <- function(...) {
dots <- list(...)
# Extract the names.
frame_names <- extract_frame_names_from_dots(dots)
# Extract the data
if (length(frame_names) == 0 && length(dots) != 0) {
stopc("expected at least one column name; e.g. '~name'")
}
frame_rest <- dots[-seq_along(frame_names)]
if (length(frame_rest) == 0L) {
# Can't decide on type in absence of data -- use logical which is
# coercible to all types
frame_rest <- logical()
}
validate_rectangular_shape(frame_names, frame_rest)
list(frame_names = frame_names, frame_rest = frame_rest)
}
extract_frame_names_from_dots <- function(dots) {
frame_names <- character()
for (i in seq_along(dots)) {
el <- dots[[i]]
if (!is.call(el))
break
if (!identical(el[[1]], as.name("~")))
break
if (length(el) != 2) {
stopc("expected a column name with a single argument; e.g. '~name'")
}
candidate <- el[[2]]
if (!(is.symbol(candidate) || is.character(candidate))) {
stopc("expected a symbol or string denoting a column name")
}
frame_names <- c(frame_names, as.character(el[[2]]))
}
frame_names
}
validate_rectangular_shape <- function(frame_names, frame_rest) {
if (length(frame_names) == 0 && length(frame_rest) == 0) return();
# Figure out the associated number of rows and number of columns,
# and validate that the supplied formula produces a rectangular
# structure.
if (length(frame_rest) %% length(frame_names) != 0) {
stopc(
sprintf(
"invalid specification: had %s elements and %s columns",
length(frame_rest),
length(frame_names)
)
)
}
}
turn_frame_data_into_tibble <- function(names, rest) {
frame_mat <- matrix(rest, ncol = length(names), byrow = TRUE)
frame_col <- turn_matrix_into_column_list(frame_mat)
# Create a tbl_df and return it
names(frame_col) <- names
as_tibble(frame_col)
}
turn_matrix_into_column_list <- function(frame_mat) {
frame_col <- vector("list", length = ncol(frame_mat))
# if a frame_mat's col is a list column, keep it unchanged (does not unlist)
for (i in seq_len(ncol(frame_mat))) {
col <- frame_mat[, i]
if (any(vapply(col, needs_list_col, logical(1L)))) {
frame_col[[i]] <- col
} else {
frame_col[[i]] <- unlist(col)
}
}
return(frame_col)
}
turn_frame_data_into_frame_matrix <- function(names, rest) {
if (any(vapply(rest, needs_list_col, logical(1)))) {
stopc("frame_matrix() cannot have list columns")
}
frame_ncol <- length(names)
frame_mat <- matrix(unlist(rest), ncol = frame_ncol, byrow = TRUE)
colnames(frame_mat) <- names
frame_mat
}
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