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This affects indexing semantics. Currently, ((f) %>>>% g)[[1]] is always f, but (f %>>>% g)[[1]] is the first function in the flattened composite, which is not necessarily f (because f itself may be a composite function). This could be surprising.
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This affects indexing semantics. Currently,
((f) %>>>% g)[[1]]
is alwaysf
, but(f %>>>% g)[[1]]
is the first function in the flattened composite, which is not necessarilyf
(becausef
itself may be a composite function). This could be surprising.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: