Here are direct calls to S3 methods
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pairs_stats$trade_sample_purchase_summary <- data.frame(trade_sample_buyer[,list(NumPurchase=.N,PurchaseRequired=min(PurchaseAmountTons),ActualPurchases=sum.integer64(Last.Iteration.Quantity)),by=NAICS][order(NAICS)]) |
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pairs[,Quantity.Traded:=as.integer64.character(Quantity.Traded)] |
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pairs[,Last.Iteration.Quantity:=as.integer64.character(Last.Iteration.Quantity)] |
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pairs[,Quantity.Traded:=as.integer64.character(Quantity.Traded)] |
These will stop working in the future when the symbols are un-exported. Prefer calling the generic directly, e.g.: sum(), and letting S3 dispatch do its thing.
See r-lib/bit64#76
Here are direct calls to S3 methods
cmap_freight_model/scripts/0_Create_Pairs_Summaries.R
Line 56 in 580f3bd
cmap_freight_model/scripts/03a_Run_PMG.R
Lines 92 to 93 in 580f3bd
cmap_freight_model/scripts/04_PMG_Outputs.R
Line 61 in 580f3bd
These will stop working in the future when the symbols are un-exported. Prefer calling the generic directly, e.g.:
sum(), and letting S3 dispatch do its thing.See r-lib/bit64#76