00:24:16 Olivier Leroy: current env will change if you are using browser()() to debug
00:26:25 jim rothstein: Question: where does the value of "d" live? in environment, in RAM?
00:27:06 Olivier Leroy: ram I think
00:27:39 jim rothstein: OK, so "d" is reference to memory location
00:29:40 Olivier Leroy: the memory location will be illustrated by obj_addr(d) (executqtes in correct env)
00:33:10 jim rothstein: @Olivier Leroy Thx ... need to check later.
00:34:15 Olivier Leroy: Reacted to "@Olivier Leroy Thx ...." with 👍
00:40:45 jim rothstein: `<<-` If such a
variable is found (and its binding is not locked) then its value
is redefined, otherwise assignment takes place in the global
00:41:47 jim rothstein: x <<- 2 1st tries to find x in ANY parent
00:41:54 Jon Harmon (jonthegeek): [main 12:35:50] > testing <- function() {
a <<- "I'm in the global environment now!"
}
[main 12:36:57] > a
Error: object 'a' not found
[main 12:36:57] > testing()
[main 12:36:58] > a
[1] "I'm in the global environment now!"
00:49:37 Olivier Leroy: the art of R is giving an exampl;e of <<- in a event scheduler
00:50:21 jim rothstein: fibinocci numbers
00:50:55 Olivier Leroy: I needed the 4 first chapter of little schemer to sart getting it
00:51:16 Martín Venegas: finding a variable inside a really nested list maybe?
00:52:21 jim rothstein: @Martín Venegas - think so
00:53:02 Martín Venegas: Reacted to @Martín Venegas - t... with "👌"
00:54:30 Martín Venegas: so the order in package loads matters
00:55:02 Jon Harmon (jonthegeek): Replying to "so the order in pack..."
Yes! If two packages have a function with the same name, you'll get the most-recently-loaded version.
00:55:18 Retselisitsoe Monyake: Reacted to "Yes! If two packag..." with 👍
00:55:22 Martín Venegas: Reacted to Yes! If two packages... with "❤️"
00:55:24 jim rothstein: Reacted to "Yes! If two packag..." with 👍
00:56:31 jim rothstein: Can you go through this diagram? all the pieces??
01:01:13 Olivier Leroy: I need to go thanks Josh!
01:02:13 Martín Venegas: thats good to know
01:04:05 Stephan Koenig: Thanks, got to go to a different meeting!
01:04:31 Nicholas Giangreco: Thank you Josh! I need to reread this. Chapter - very interesting!