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cellranger::cell_rows(c(5, NA))
#> <cell_limits (5, -) x (-, -)>cellranger::cell_rows(c(NA, 5))
#> <cell_limits (1, -) x (5, -)>
I'm not sure this lack of symmetry makes sense. Why does c(5, NA) mean '5 and up' (or whatever the caller wants it to mean) but c(NA, 5)means '1 through 5'?
Specifically for readxl, it seems like we should be discovering the lower limit from the data if the minimum is unspecified.
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I'm not sure this lack of symmetry makes sense. Why does
c(5, NA)
mean '5 and up' (or whatever the caller wants it to mean) butc(NA, 5)
means '1 through 5'?Specifically for readxl, it seems like we should be discovering the lower limit from the data if the minimum is unspecified.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: