library(xts)
library(data.table)
last(.xts(1:3,1:3))
# [1] 3
# but should be (was in 1.9.4):
# [,1]
#1969-12-31 18:00:03 3
It looks like the change in e011351 is the cause, and it seems like it's just an error in the if statement (|| should be &&).
But changing the || to && will cause xts::last.default to be used any time xts is on the search path, and xts::last.default is slower than data.table::last for vectors, lists, data.frame, or data.table. I think a better solution would have been to replace the call to stop with a call to tail(x, ...). Thoughts?
It looks like the change in e011351 is the cause, and it seems like it's just an error in the if statement (
||should be&&).But changing the
||to&&will causexts::last.defaultto be used any time xts is on the search path, andxts::last.defaultis slower thandata.table::lastfor vectors, lists, data.frame, or data.table. I think a better solution would have been to replace the call tostopwith a call totail(x, ...). Thoughts?