The usual answer is "don't do that."
Always use a text editor to change your code on disk and re-load it by sourcing
it or building it into a package. This makes sure your changes make it back to
the hard disk where they came from to begin with, since the edit function only
"saves" them back in
Hello,
I am trying to modify a few functions in a specific R package that I
installed. I am using a simple "edit" function to edit the function and
override the exisiting using the same function name. For instance, if the
function is named as "aaaMap" then I do: aaaMap = edit(aaaMap) so other
func
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