Closed krlmlr closed 7 years ago
Adding @lionel- just so we talk about this when he implements tidyeval in dplyr.
I think we'd want to only use the hybrid evaluator if we unquote a formula. So no hybrid versions of unquoting operators would be needed since the unquoted formulas get evaluated in the evaluation environment where hybrid functions are defined.
Hybrid versions are needed only for performance. I still see a case here with rlang and tidyeval, but this may not be top priority.
so that
mutate_(., f = ~mean(uq(var))
still uses the hybrid evaluator. (This requires that we switch to the "new" lazyeval first.)Do we need hybrid handlers of uqs() and uqf()?