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return(dataset)
}

.readFullDatasetToEnd <- function() {

dataset <- .getInternal("dataset")
dataset <- loadCorrectDataset(dataset)
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Shouldn't this also do the remainder of

jaspTools/R/dataset.R

Lines 58 to 82 in 8a5cf99

dataset <- loadCorrectDataset(datasetPathOrObject)
# repair any names like "", which cause false positives in findAllColumnNamesAndTypes
# because empty options are often ""
cnms <- colnames(dataset)
if (any(cnms == "")) {
bad <- which(cnms == "")
newCnms <- make.names(cnms)
cnms[bad] <- newCnms[bad]
colnames(dataset) <- cnms
}
# columns <- findAllColumnNamesInOptions(options, colnames(dataset))
temp <- findAllColumnNamesAndTypes(options, colnames(dataset))
variables <- temp[["variables"]]
types <- temp[["types"]]
# remove any duplicated variables for now
nonDuplicatedIdx <- !duplicated(variables)
variables <- variables[nonDuplicatedIdx]
types <- types[nonDuplicatedIdx]
dataset <- convertToTypes(dataset[variables], types, datasetPathOrObject)

Perhaps wrap it in a function to use in both places?

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I suppose?

Anyway, my vacation has started, and I wont really have time to look at this until beginning of august


return(dataset)
}

.readDataSetHeaderNative <- function(columns = c(), columns.as.numeric = c(), columns.as.ordinal = c(),
columns.as.factor = c(), all.columns = FALSE) {

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