vec_cast() seems to successfully cast non-logical NAs using the defined vec_cast() functions, (e.g. NA_integer will be cast using the same function as 3L), however logical NA (NA) does not use the defined function for booleans, and instead replaces the vector data with NA, side-stepping the casting functions.
library(vctrs)
new_reprex <- function(x = 1){
new_rcrd(list(a = x, b = as.integer(x)), class = "reprex")
}
format.reprex <- function(x, ...) vec_data(x)
vec_cast.reprex.logical <- function(x, to, ...) "I was logical"
vec_cast.reprex.integer <- function(x, to, ...) "I was an integer"
vec_cast(3L, new_reprex())
#> [1] "I was an integer"
vec_cast(NA_integer_, new_reprex())
#> [1] "I was an integer"
vec_cast(FALSE, new_reprex())
#> [1] "I was logical"
vec_cast(NA, new_reprex())
#> <reprex[1]>
#>
#> 1 NA NA
vec_cast()
seems to successfully cast non-logical NAs using the definedvec_cast()
functions, (e.g.NA_integer
will be cast using the same function as3L
), however logical NA (NA
) does not use the defined function for booleans, and instead replaces the vector data with NA, side-stepping the casting functions.Created on 2024-02-19 with reprex v2.1.0.9000