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STAT325-S24 / HistoryAmherstCollege

Text and analysis related to Williams S. Tyler's "History of Amherst College" (1873)
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unable to render `02_dehyphenate.qmd` #49

Closed nicholasjhorton closed 5 months ago

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

When I try to render 02_dehyphenate.qmd I got the following error message:

processing file: 02_dehyphenate.qmd
  |.............................................       |  86% [unnamed-chunk-3]
Quitting from lines 38-53 [unnamed-chunk-3] (02_dehyphenate.qmd)
Error in `if (str_detect(chapter_lines[i], "-$")) ...`:
! missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
Backtrace:
 1. global fix_up_lines(chapter_name)

Execution halted

@arogers24 and @FranciscoJFM02 can you please confirm that this is working on your end? Any guidance that you might be able to offer would be greatly appreciated as I'm stuck at present.

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

It would be really helpful if the function indicated where it was when it ran into issues and problems. Is that feasible?

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

@arogers24 and @FranciscoJFM02 can you please investigate and comment prior to Tuesday's standup? Thanks in advance, Nick

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

Here's what I see what I added some debugging assistance:

Quitting from lines 41-56 [unnamed-chunk-3] (02_dehyphenate.qmd)
Error in `fix_up_lines()`:
! Error: find_match is NA at line 551of file /Users/nicholashorton/Dropbox/STAT325S24/git/HistoryAmherstCollege/data-raw/../data-raw-depaginate/chapter16_cleaned.txt
Backtrace:
 1. global fix_up_lines(chapter_name)
nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

The issue here seemed to be in the depaginator, which left the following in https://github.com/STAT325-S24/HistoryAmherstCollege/blob/main/data-raw-depaginate/chapter16_cleaned.txt

"But the very first week of labor," we quote from his journal,
"demonstrated the necessity of immediate suspension. I yes- 

294 HISTORY OF AMHERST COLLEGE.

terday (September 26) held my last exercise with ray class.

My only speculation is that the double quotes are somehow messing with us in some unusual way.

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

Making progress on this front.

See https://github.com/STAT325-S24/HistoryAmherstCollege/commit/cbdb6ebec3567a54f45bee44446f07d0040939cc

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

More edits: https://github.com/STAT325-S24/HistoryAmherstCollege/commit/3d6f46b709b1b72d1c6b5ccc814be9f02d0e28c6

nicholasjhorton commented 5 months ago

Closed in favor of #52