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Submitted by: Christian Sigg; Assigned to: Nobody; R-Forge link
It seems that duplicate column naming is broken in 1.9.3. It used to be that data.table appends counters to duplicate column names after joins. For example
A <- data.table(foo = 1:2, bar = 3:4)
setkey(A, foo)
A[A[A]]
resulted in columns foo, bar, bar.1 and bar.2. Now I get foo, bar, i.bar and i.bar (again), which prevents accessing the proper bar column by name in later queries. Is this intended behavior or a regression?
Thanks,
Christian
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Submitted by: Christian Sigg; Assigned to: Nobody; R-Forge link
It seems that duplicate column naming is broken in 1.9.3. It used to be that
data.table
appends counters to duplicate column names after joins. For exampleresulted in columns
foo
,bar
,bar.1
andbar.2
. Now I getfoo
,bar
,i.bar
andi.bar
(again), which prevents accessing the properbar
column by name in later queries. Is this intended behavior or a regression?Thanks,
Christian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: