Issue608 #619
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@lionel- I made the changes and update the NEWS 👍 |
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Awesome, thanks! |
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This PR closes #608 about including the
tidyselectsemantic intopurrr*_atfunctionsThe functions for doing selection in purrr are:
lmap_at()map_at()modify_at()& methodsAnd they can now be used with
map_at(my_list, vars(contains("a")), toupper)so to be consistent with the behavior ofdplyr::mutate_at().This implementation first check if the
.atis aquosure, if so checks iftidyselectis installed, and ifTRUErunstidyselect::vars_select, otherwise throws an error if the package is not installed (inspired by the waymap_df()works).