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addresses #578 - use dplyr::select insstead of select_ #579

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@tbaer-c7ks7s tbaer-c7ks7s commented Apr 1, 2022

also related to #460 , #577, #509, and #546

there are two ways to fix this select warning

  1. remove the quotes from the vector elements and remove the vector
  2. use !!!syms in front of the vector like Fix for dplyr 1.0.0 #460

I chose 1 because I think it's simpler

I also added a test

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sorry, this is the same person that opened the issue here, just on a different account. I don't mean to confuse. I was having trouble with that account

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Thank you so much for this merge request and the added unit tests, highly appreciated. Just 2 minor comments. Would you have time to adress them, so that we can merge?

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dplyr::select(strata, time, n.risk, pct.risk, n.event, cum.n.event,
n.censor, cum.n.censor, strata_size)
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To avoid R cmd check warning, quotes are needed around variables. The code should look like this:

dplyr::select( dplyr::all_of(c("strata", "time", "n.risk", "pct.risk",
                          "n.event", "cum.n.event", "n.censor",
                          "cum.n.censor", "strata_size")))

R/surv_median.R Outdated
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ surv_median <- function(fit, combine = FALSE){
.table$strata <- rownames(.table)

.table <- .table %>%
dplyr::select_(.dots = c("strata", "median", "`0.95LCL`", "`0.95UCL`"))
dplyr::select(strata, median, `0.95LCL`, `0.95UCL`)
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As above (to avoid R check warnings), the code should be:

dplyr::select(dplyr::all_of(c("strata",  "median", "0.95LCL", "0.95UCL")))

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