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fread("1,a,b\n2", fill=TRUE)
# V1 V2 V3#1: 1 a b#2: 2
fread("2\n1,a,b", fill=TRUE)
# Error in fread(paste(invec, collapse = "\n"), ...) : # Unexpected character ending field 1 of line 1: 2#1,a,
fread("v1,v2,v3\n2\n1,a,b", fill=TRUE)
# v1 v2 v3#1: 2 #2: 1 a b
Notice that by adding the column names in to the dataset itself, there is no problem with a shorter first row. So, I thought that using the col.names argument would help out in a situation like this. Unfortunately, it doesn't.
fread("2\n1,a,b", fill=TRUE, col.names= paste0("V", 1:3))
# Error in fread("2\n1,a,b", fill = TRUE, col.names = paste0("V", 1:3)) : # Unexpected character ending field 1 of line 1: 2#1,a,
Hope this is enough information to reproduce the behavior on your side too. Wanted to keep the samples simple :-)
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It's exciting to see that
fread
has gained some features that were previously slated as not-likely-to-be-implemented, for instancefill
.However, it seems like
fread(..., fill = TRUE)
is not happy when the first line is shorter than the longest row.Using 1.9.7, obviously:
Simplest demonstration:
Notice that by adding the column names in to the dataset itself, there is no problem with a shorter first row. So, I thought that using the
col.names
argument would help out in a situation like this. Unfortunately, it doesn't.Hope this is enough information to reproduce the behavior on your side too. Wanted to keep the samples simple :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: