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Fixes for some issues #183

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Expand Up @@ -65,6 +65,6 @@ discreteValueToName = function(par, x) {
if (par$type == "discrete") {
ns[getIndex(par$values, x)]
} else if (par$type == "discretevector") {
sapply(x, function(x) ns[getIndex(x, values = par$values)])
vcapply(x, function(app x) ns[getIndex(x, values = par$values)])
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The nice thing about sapply is that it gives list() in case of length(x) == 0, which would match quite nicely with the actual default being list(). When the related BBmisc issue gets fixed, this will result in the most natural printout. vcapply will give character(0) when x is list(), which is a deviation from the behaviour of the other "vector" types (which always show logical(0), numeric(0) etc. depending on their type).

Not going to say much about the syntax error here.

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Sorry about the typo. But in the documentation we say that the output is a character vector.

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You're right, I didn't consider the other points from which discreteValueToName gets called. I'd still say the printout of a discreteVectorLearnerParam with default list() shouldn't have character(0) in it.

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