Hi all,
Yet another corner case that hit me:
tab <- data.table(s1 = list(data.table()), s2 = list(data.table()), s3 = list(data.table(v = 1)))
tab[, s1 := lapply(s1, \(x) x)]
tab[, s2 := lapply(s2, \(x) { x[, dummy := numeric()]; x})]
tab[, s3 := lapply(s3, \(x) { x[, dummy := 2]; x})]
print(tab)
s1 s2 s3
<list> <data.table> <list>
1: <data.table[0x0]> <multi-column> <data.table[1x2]>
So, adding an empty column to an empty nested table (case s2), somehow changes the type of the parent column where the nested table is in. As a result, I get errors such as Column X ['XXX'] is a data.frame or data.table; malformed data.table.
Thanks,
Rick
Hi all,
Yet another corner case that hit me:
So, adding an empty column to an empty nested table (case
s2), somehow changes the type of the parent column where the nested table is in. As a result, I get errors such asColumn X ['XXX'] is a data.frame or data.table; malformed data.table.Thanks,
Rick