## Test reading against readxl
context("readxl")
files <- dir(file.path(get_readxl(), "tests", "testthat"),
pattern = "\\.xlsx$", full.names = TRUE)
## Rich says: I don't see the inline string version opening correctly in
## numbers so this might be a little beyond our needs to open here.
files <- files[grep("^(inlineStr)", basename(files), invert = TRUE)]
files <- setNames(files, basename(files))
for (f in files) {
test_that(basename(f), {
## Rich says: the as.data.frame here works around something deeply weird
## with all.equal and tbl_dfs
readxl <- as.data.frame(readxl::read_excel(f), stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
us <- as.data.frame(rexcel_readxl(f))
if (basename(f) == "new_line_errors.xlsx") {
## NOTE: I think that xml2 is replacing \r\n -> \n which causes
## the confusion here. I'm pretty happy about this though as
## \r\n is not very R-ish.
readxl$column_name[[1]] <-
gsub("\r\r", "\r", readxl$column_name[[1]], fixed = TRUE)
}
expect_equal(us, readxl, label = paste("our import of", basename(f)))
})
}
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