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From planning session with @richfitz. Taken from photo of chalkboard.
Create an infix operator, perhaps %in_range%?, to determine if LHS is in RHS.
Possible LHS: cell reference as character ("A4"), multiple references as a character vector (c("A4", "D6")), a 2 x n matrix where column 1 is row and column 2 is col, a cell_limits object.
Possible RHS: cell range or area as character ("A1:D10"), a cell_limits object, or perhaps anything I can apply as.cell_limits() to.
Note: cellranger has new classes now, so the above needs to be rethought/refined.
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From planning session with @richfitz. Taken from photo of chalkboard.
Create an infix operator, perhaps
%in_range%
?, to determine if LHS is in RHS.Possible LHS: cell reference as character (
"A4"
), multiple references as a character vector (c("A4", "D6")
), a 2 x n matrix where column 1 is row and column 2 is col, acell_limits
object.Possible RHS: cell range or area as character (
"A1:D10"
), acell_limits
object, or perhaps anything I can applyas.cell_limits()
to.Note:
cellranger
has new classes now, so the above needs to be rethought/refined.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: