Hi Joseph
This behaviour is as expected (and as documented by ?`[`) because the default
of drop=TRUE coerces the result to the lowest possible dimension, which in your
case is a vector rather than array. Using for example:
b[1,,,drop=FALSE]
... results in an output array with the same number
Hi Bob
I had also started working on SuppDists a couple of months ago as I needed to
expose some of the distributions at C-level for use in another package.
Perhaps I/we could create a GitHub repo and collaborate on this? I’m happy for
you to take the lead, but a job shared is a job halved an
Maximum 0.02022958 seconds out of 10^6 runs for me, so no obvious problem on OS
X 10.9 (Snow Leopard build).
Matt
> library(microbenchmark)
> (timings <- microbenchmark(
+ normalizePath("some/network/drive", mustWork = FALSE),
+ times = 1e6,
+ unit = "s"
+ ))
Unit: seconds
