Closed gustavdelius closed 2 years ago
Actually, often there is no problem with returning a vector of length 0. It is only in the plot functions that this is a problem because it leads to an empty plot and if that is then used in the plotly version of the function it throws the cryptic error message: "Error in order(data[["x"]]) : argument 1 is not a vector".
So I propose an extra boolean argument error_on_empty
defaulting to FALSE
, which can then be set to TRUE
when called in functions that can't handle the empty list.
Currently a warning is issued if some of the species names are invalid and these are removed. If all species names are invalid, then a vector of length 0 is returned. This may trip up some of the functions using
valid_species_arg()
. It would be better if an error was thrown.