A user reported an issue here , and I'm able to reproduce it.
For ad-hoc csv files, read.myacc.csv() returns the header arranged in rows, but g.inspectfile() tries to access header rows as if they were columns, like this: header$sample_rate
I will send a PR in a bit.
To Reproduce
To reproduce, I stepped through this test and I tried accessing the sampling rate the same way g.inspectfile() does: D1$header$sample_rate. I saw that the information in D1$header is arranged in rows, and so cannot be addressed like this.
(This issue is not related to any recent changes)
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[X] Have you tried the steps to reproduce? Do they include all relevant data and configuration? Does the issue you report still appear there?
[X] Have you tried this on the latest master branch from GitHub?
Describe the bug
A user reported an issue here , and I'm able to reproduce it.
For ad-hoc csv files, read.myacc.csv() returns the header arranged in rows, but g.inspectfile() tries to access header rows as if they were columns, like this:
header$sample_rateI will send a PR in a bit.
To Reproduce
To reproduce, I stepped through this test and I tried accessing the sampling rate the same way g.inspectfile() does:
D1$header$sample_rate. I saw that the information inD1$headeris arranged in rows, and so cannot be addressed like this.(This issue is not related to any recent changes)
Before submitting
masterbranch from GitHub?