High-Performance Open-Source Archive
parzer core objective of parsing messy coordinates in
character strings to convert them to decimal numeric values. Suggestion
and work by @robitalecscrub(),
used in most exported functions in parzer (#30) work by @AlbanSagouis.Call() in which we use
withr::with_locale() if the user is on a Windows operating
system (#31) (#32) work by @yutannihilationparse_llstr(): on older R versions where
stringsAsFactors=TRUE by default this function was
returning strings as factors from an internal function that caused a
problem in a subsequent step in the function (#29)parse_llstr() to parse a string that
contains both latitude and longitude (#3) (#24) (#26) (#28) work by
@AlbanSagouisscrub() internal function that strips certain
characters to include more things to scrub (#25) work by @AlbanSagouisparse_parts_lat()/parse_parts_lon() functions
where an NA was causing warnings on the cpp side; on cpp side, now check
for NA and return list of NAs instead of NAs passing through other code
(#23)
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