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library("dplyr") library("tibble") library("jsonlite") download.file("http://jsonstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/world_bank.zip", "world_bank.zip") world_bank <- jsonlite::stream_in(unz("world_bank.zip", "world_bank.json")) world_bank <- as_data_frame(world_bank) world_bank
results in this:
Error in rbind(deparse.level, ...): replacement has length zero Traceback: 1. prepare_mimebundle(obj, .self$handle_display_error) 2. repr_text(obj) 3. repr_text.data.frame(obj) # at line 29 of file C:/data/external/R/repr/R/generics.r 4. ellip.limit.arr(obj) # at line 224 of file C:/data/external/R/repr/R/repr_matrix_df.r 5. rbind(cbind(a[top, left], ehf, a[top, right], deparse.level = 0), . ellip.limit.vec(rep(ellip.v, ncol(a)), cols, ellip.d), cbind(a[bottom, . left], ehf, a[bottom, right], deparse.level = 0), deparse.level = 0) # at line 104-108 of file C:/data/external/R/repr/R/repr_matrix_df.r 6. rbind(deparse.level, ...)
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BTW: wow, how does it know where the source for my repr package is located?
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I also reported that in tibble: tidyverse/tibble#103
because you installed it from there using --with-keep.source (or RStudio did)
--with-keep.source
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results in this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: