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I run R with the options warnPartialMatchArgs, warnPartialMatchAttr, and warnPartialMatchDollar set to TRUE, in order to minimize the chances of assigning data to the wrong variable. However, this has the effect of generating warnings in cases where, for example, a function in a package calls another function with a partial variable name, or the variable name has been lengthened since the calling function was written.
In package timeDate, there is a hidden function .JULIAN() that contains the following three lines:
m <- c(origin[1], rep(m, length = max.len))
d <- c(origin[2], rep(d, length = max.len))
y <- c(origin[3], rep(y, length = max.len))
Right now these three calls to rep() are generating warnings when partial match warnings are enabled, when .JULIAN is called by holidayNYSE(). I believe changing the three lines to the following would fix the situation:
m <- c(origin[1], rep(m, length.out = max.len))
d <- c(origin[2], rep(d, length.out = max.len))
y <- c(origin[3], rep(y, length.out = max.len))
Thanks for your attention! |
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