@alexanderbates for reference & doesn't shortcut like &&. So the second condition is evaluated even when NULL. Which gives a language error equivalent to this:
> if(logical(0)) cat("Hello")
Error in if (logical(0)) cat("Hello") : argument is of length zero
which we don't see because everything is wrapped in tryCatch etc that throw away the error.
jefferis
commented
4 years ago
Noted by Ildi. Problem is here:
https://github.com/natverse/neuprintr/blob/4daa1af3ddc04677d312dc9ec400dcda3640f8de/R/neurons.R#L153
@alexanderbates for reference & doesn't shortcut like &&. So the second condition is evaluated even when NULL. Which gives a language error equivalent to this:
which we don't see because everything is wrapped in tryCatch etc that throw away the error.