On 2/22/21 11:34 AM, Duncan Murdoch wrote:
This is ugly, but I think it's legal, and it doesn't trigger a
warning: output unused parameters as zero-length strings:
msnx(T0, mask = '%1$.1f (SD=%2$.1f)%3$.0s%4$.0s')
Perhaps an example using %.0s could be included to show how to skip a
value.
Dear all
I've been using R for around 16 years now and I've only just become aware of a
behaviour of read.csv that I find worrying which is why I'm contacting this
list. A simplified example of the behaviour is as follows
I created a "test.csv" file containing the following lines:
a,b,c,d,e,f,
I believe this is documented behavior. The 'read.csv' function is a
front-end to 'read.table' with different default values. IN this
particular case, read.csv sets fill = TRUE, which means that it is
supposed to fill incomplete lines with NA's. It also sets header=TRUE,
which is presumably what
