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…false after clone(). So an explicit remcache() is added to avoid warning messages about outdated caches at random places.
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as.integer64.integer64should not create unnassecary copies, if the input already is a "plain" integer64.It should also keep a valid cache, because it is the design of the package to support caches and keep them as long as possible.
Since
bit::clone()invalidates existing caches (becausebit::still.identical()is false after cloning), an explicitremcache()is added afterclone()to avoid the warning "removing outdated cache" at unexpected places.The argument
keep.namesis hidden behind...and expanded to more methods, such thatas.nanotime(1:10)also works as intended.Closes #272