scount()/stally() better match {dplyr} count()/tally() behaviour

v1.4.0

Bump version

Adaptation to dplyr 1.1.0/dtplyr 1.3.0 and bugs corrections

• Examples adapted to match changes in {dplyr} 1.1 and {dtplyr} 1.3: most functions now return the same kind of object (data.frame -> data.frame, data.table -> data.table) and data.tables are not managed as lazy data frames by default any more.
• Original print() methods are restored for data.frame/data.table (the method for tibbles is not used any more)
• scount(), stally(), sadd_count() and sadd_tally() now use collapse::fcount() and are completely reworked
• sunite() haș a bug corrected where the value of col= was not used properly.
• %<-% and %->%do not evaluate in a try() construct. Error messages are not silently swallowed any more. collect.default(), which returns the objet intact is added to avoid collect()errors that previously justified thetry()` construct.

is_dtx()/as_dtx() now manage spec_tbl_df and groupedData objects

v1.2.2

Taking spec_tbl_df and groupedData objects into account in is_dtx()/a…

Tidy functions + speedy functions prefixed "s" reworked + dtx_rows()

v1.2.1

list_tidy_functions() corrected

tidy/speedy functions

v1.2.0

Most of {dplyr} and {tidyr} verbs are implemented as tidy "t..." or s…

collect_dtx() + automatic ungroup()

The functions collect_dtx() and co are added.
The collect_dtx(), as_dtx() and default_detx() now correctly convert grouped tibbles (grouped_df objects) and they automatically ungroup() them during the conversion.

First release

Allows to better work with the three data frame objects: data.frame, data.table and tibble, and to define the preferred one that many other functions could output automatically, e.g., data.io::read().