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(Thanks to Bill Dunlap's proposal in PR#17914.) packBits(bits, type="double") now works as inverse of numToBits().This makes evaluation of functions like ame() more consistent. capture.output() no longer uses non-standard evaluation to evaluate its arguments.elt() now propagates visibility consistently with. Vectorize()'s result function's environment no longer keeps unneeded objects.
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(From a report and patch proposal by Lionel Henry in PR#17900.)
c() now removes NULL arguments before dispatching to methods, thus simplifying the implementation of c() methods, but for back compatibility keeps NULL when it is the first argument. The earlier rule which prioritized file names over topics can be restored by setting the environment variable _R_HELP_LINKS_TO_TOPICS_ to a false value. For HTML help (both dynamic and static), Rd file links to help pages in external packages are now treated as references to topics rather than file names, and fall back to a file link only if the topic is not found in the target package. It tries harder to expand ~, for example should environment variable HOME be unset. path.expand() can expand ~user on most Unix-alikes even when readline is not in use. (Based on patch from Bob Rudis submitted with PR#17873.) Functions URLencode() and URLdecode() in package utils now work on vectors of URIs. New functions numToBits() and numToInts() extend the raw conversion utilities to (double precision) numeric. The latter can be activated for R CMD check via environment variable _R_CHECK_RD_INTERNAL_TOO_. checkRdContents() is now exported from tools it and also checkDocFiles() have a new option chkInternal allowing to check Rd files marked with keyword "internal" as well. (Based on a patch from Neal Fultz in PR#17214.) 
Rudimentary support for vi-style tags in rtags() and R CMD rtags has been added. str(xS4) now also shows extraneous attributes of an S4 object xS4. (Related to Michael Orlitzky's report PR#17836.) capabilities() gets new entry "Rprof" which is TRUE when R has been configured with the equivalent of -enable-R-profiling (as it is by default). When printing list arrays, classed objects are now shown via their format() value if this is a short enough character string, or by giving the first elements of their class vector and their length. In that case, the default is changed to TRUE in line with its change in read.table() (related to stringsAsFactor) in R 4.0.0. nvert() now warns when its as.is argument is not specified, as the help file always said it should. The format() method for class "ftable" gets a new option justify. apply() gains a simplify argument to allow disabling of simplification of results. Using c() to combine a factor with other factors now gives a factor, an ordered factor when combining ordered factors with identical levels. The checking of the size of tarball in R CMD check -as-cran may be tweaked via the new environment variable _R_CHECK_CRAN_INCOMING_TARBALL_THRESHOLD_, as suggested in PR#17777 by Jan Gorecki. Function package_dependencies() (in package tools) can now use different dependency types for direct and recursive dependencies. (Nowadays it only provides source packages and is often unavailable.) is no longer one of the repositories known by default to setRepositories(). (Reported by Alexander Fowler in PR#17964.) Data set esoph in package datasets now provides the correct numbers of controls previously it had the numbers of cases added to these. Game cih aph series#
It is planned that the 4.1.x series will be the last to support 32-bit Windows, with production of binary packages for that series continuing until early 2023. De veranderingen van deze uitgave zien er als volgt uit: Future Directions Het R-coreteam, dat zich vandaag de dag bezighoudt met de doorontwikkeling, heeft versie 4.1.0 uitgebracht met de titel Pontanezen). In R is programmeren sterk objectgeoriënteerd en de functionaliteit kan uitgebreid worden via packages die onder andere via cran beschikbaar worden gesteld. Het werd oorspronkelijk ontworpen door Ross Ihaka en Robert Gentleman (vandaar de naam R) aan de Universiteit van Auckland, Nieuw-Zeeland. R is een ontwikkelomgeving en programmeertaal voor statistische en data-analysedoeleinden.
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