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ds.ls() and DSLite #175

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tombisho opened this issue May 12, 2020 · 5 comments
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ds.ls() and DSLite #175

tombisho opened this issue May 12, 2020 · 5 comments
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@tombisho
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It seems that ds.ls()/lsDS() need a bit of tweaking to work with DSLite. There is no option to list objects in the parent.frame(). So when you search the global environment, ds.ls() returns the environment containing the DSLite instance and not the objects inside it. It would be useful to have this function when doing development work

@StuartWheater
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The focus of v6.0 is to support DSI, not DSLite at the moment. But I will try the incorporate a tweak before release.

@ymarcon
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ymarcon commented May 12, 2020

FYI ds.ls() has always been redundant with the datashield symbols built-in functions (which have been here since the very beginning of datashield).

@tombisho
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OK, looks like I have a solution, and if DSLite is out of scope for v6.0 then I can close it?

@StuartWheater
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The original ds.ls was implemented using an alias to base::ls, at the server-side. The alias to ls has been replaced by a method lsDS. I will looks at this.

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This change appears to require slight change to DSLite. So the changes will be targeted as part of DataSHIELD v6.1

@StuartWheater StuartWheater added this to the v6.1 milestone May 20, 2020
@StuartWheater StuartWheater modified the milestones: v6.1, v6.4 Sep 29, 2024
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