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The main difference with dplyr::group_split() is that attributes are retained. If you use dplyr::group_split(), attributes will NOT be retained.

Usage

rez_group_split(df, ...)

Arguments

df

A rezrDF object.

...

Usual group_split parameters.

Value

A list rezrDF objects after the group_split.

Note

This is mostly useful for creating smaller emancipated rezrDFs. Do not assign the results of this function back to a rezrObj.

Examples

sbc007_arguments_byRelation = sbc007$treeEntry$default %>% filter(level = 1) %>% group_split(Relation)
#> Error in filter(., level = 1): We detected a named input.
#>  This usually means that you've used `=` instead of `==`.
#>  Did you mean `level == 1`?