The documentation in map2.R inherits from map.R for the Value section:
#' @inherit map return
This is okay for the first 3 bullets. However, for the final bullet, the map2.R documentation still refers to walk() instead of walk2():
walk() returns the input .x (invisibly). This makes it easy to use in a pipe. The return value of .f() is ignored.
I think it's important to specify that walk2() returns the first of its two arguments, (fortunately still named .x). It's a small change, but it clarifies behavior that could be potentially confusing.
The documentation in
map2.Rinherits frommap.Rfor the Value section:This is okay for the first 3 bullets. However, for the final bullet, the
map2.Rdocumentation still refers towalk()instead ofwalk2():I think it's important to specify that
walk2()returns the first of its two arguments, (fortunately still named.x). It's a small change, but it clarifies behavior that could be potentially confusing.Link to online
map2.Rdocumentation