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Assign to existing lists? #32
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Hello @rafaqz, assigning to nearly anything on the left-hand side sounds possible. I will create a branch and let you know when it is testable. Thank you for the feedback and the suggestion. |
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Hello again, feel free to check out the assign-anything branch. If everything checks out then I can resubmit to CRAN in about a month. |
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Great package, I've missed this a lot after python/haskell.
Just tried something crazy and found it didn't work:
l <- some_existing_list
c(l$a, l$b, l$c) %<-% some_func(x, y)
But it would be nice to be able to assign to absolutely anything on the left hand side without using intermediary variables, no idea how hard that is to implement!
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