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Could you perhaps reword the documentation for the roads() function to clarify that only a single value is allowed for the state parameter, but a vector of values is supported for the county parameter?
Based on the documentation calling both the state and county parameters vectors, I attempted to request 3 counties in 2 states:
myroads <- tigris::roads(state = c("28", "28", "22"), county = c("149", "049", "065"))
That throws an error because the grepl condition has length > 1. Inspection of the code shows that roads() only handles a single value for state.
My use case shouldn't be unique: I have an AoA I need to download roads for; I use:
I don't think it's worth changing roads() to support multiple states; that can be handled via dplyr as long as users know they have to call 1 state at a time (& I can give you a short example of that code).
My requested edit is in bold:
#' @param state A character vector of length 1 of the two-digit FIPS code of the state of the county
#' you'd like to download the roads for. Can also be state name or abbreviation
#' (case-insensitive).
#' @param county A character vector of the three-digit FIPS code of the county or counties you'd like
#' the roads for. Can also be a vector of county names.
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Could you perhaps reword the documentation for the roads() function to clarify that only a single value is allowed for the state parameter, but a vector of values is supported for the county parameter?
Based on the documentation calling both the state and county parameters vectors, I attempted to request 3 counties in 2 states:
myroads <- tigris::roads(state = c("28", "28", "22"), county = c("149", "049", "065"))
That throws an error because the grepl condition has length > 1. Inspection of the code shows that roads() only handles a single value for state.
My use case shouldn't be unique: I have an AoA I need to download roads for; I use:
The obvious next line would be:
which fails when my AoA intersects 2 states.
I don't think it's worth changing roads() to support multiple states; that can be handled via dplyr as long as users know they have to call 1 state at a time (& I can give you a short example of that code).
My requested edit is in bold:
#' @param state A character vector of length 1 of the two-digit FIPS code of the state of the county
#' you'd like to download the roads for. Can also be state name or abbreviation
#' (case-insensitive).
#' @param county A character vector of the three-digit FIPS code of the county or counties you'd like
#' the roads for. Can also be a vector of county names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: