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Instead, backport and use CLEAR_ATTRIB (R >= 4.5).
Use SHALLOW_DUPLICATE_ATTRIB (R >= 3.3) for the simple case. Also, Backport ANY_ATTRIB (R >= 4.5) instead of testing !isNull(ATTRIB(.)).
Instead of trying to walk ATTRIB in search of the compact 'rownames' attribute to modify, install it anew, take note of the returned reference to the value being installed (a different one!) and modify that.
Instead of walking the attribute list directly, use R_mapAttrib(). Create a hash table of index names instead of relying on chin() and a temporary string vector. Move all temporary allocations onto the R heap.
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Maybe add some brief documentation about what each function does and returns if time permits.
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| SEXP ret = NULL; | ||
| for (; !isNull(a); REPROTECT(a = CDR(a), i)) { | ||
| ret = fun(TAG(a), CAR(a), ctx); |
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Not blocking, but if time permits consider R's structure more closely with protection of the TAG(a) and CAR(a) in teh callback.
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AFAIK while a is protected, TAG(a), CAR(a), and CDR(a) should also stay protected. What do you recommend to do instead?
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any reason why we are not just backporting the implementation of R, since it seems to have the same level of complexity/speed
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You've been right to tell me to consider protecting CAR(a). If the callback calls setAttrib and replaces the current attribute, CAR(a) becomes unprotected. TAG(a) is probably protected for symmetry, or to make the code future-proof against non-persistent symbols.
I'd like the function to be distinct from R's version because the compatibility page says that combining MPL (2.0) and GPL (>= 2) code results in a Larger Work subject to both licenses.
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| PROTECT_WITH_INDEX(rownames = allocVector(INTSXP, 2), &rownamesi); nprotect++; | ||
| INTEGER(rownames)[0] = NA_INTEGER; | ||
| INTEGER(rownames)[1] = -maxGrpSize; | ||
| REPROTECT(rownames = setAttrib(SD, R_RowNamesSymbol, rownames), rownamesi); |
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I think this is wrong; check the return value of setAttrib
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Consider R_mapAttrib for this.
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R is somewhat inconsistent about this. setAttrib(foo, R_CommentSymbol, bar) and setAttrib(foo, R_ClassSymbol, bar) return R_NilValue, but generic installAttrib and our specific case row_names_gets do return the freshly installed value. Since it's not documented, R_mapAttrib might be a safer approach.
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This is expected to become more of a problem around end of January. |
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| SEXP rownames; | ||
| PROTECT_INDEX rownamesi; | ||
| PROTECT_WITH_INDEX(rownames = allocVector(INTSXP, 2), &rownamesi); nprotect++; | ||
| INTEGER(rownames)[0] = NA_INTEGER; | ||
| INTEGER(rownames)[1] = -maxGrpSize; | ||
| REPROTECT(rownames = setAttrib(SD, R_RowNamesSymbol, rownames), rownamesi); |
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static SEXP findRowNames(SEXP key, SEXP val, void *data) {
(void)data;
if (key == R_RowNamesSymbol) return val;
return NULL;
}SEXP rownames = R_mapAttrib(SD, findRowNames, NULL);
if (rownames == NULL) error(_("row.names attribute of .SD not found"));
if (!isInteger(rownames) || LENGTH(rownames)!=2 || INTEGER(rownames)[0]!=NA_INTEGER) error(_("row.names of .SD isn't integer length 2 with NA as first item; i.e., .set_row_names(). [%s %d %d]"),type2char(TYPEOF(rownames)),LENGTH(rownames),INTEGER(rownames)[0]);| R_len_t ngrp, nrowgroups, njval=0, ngrpcols, ansloc=0, maxn, estn=-1, thisansloc, grpn, thislen, igrp; | ||
| int nprotect=0; | ||
| SEXP ans=NULL, jval, thiscol, BY, N, I, GRP, iSD, xSD, rownames, s, RHS, target, source; | ||
| SEXP ans=NULL, jval, thiscol, BY, N, I, GRP, iSD, xSD, s, RHS, target, source; |
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| SEXP ans=NULL, jval, thiscol, BY, N, I, GRP, iSD, xSD, s, RHS, target, source; | |
| SEXP ans=NULL, jval, thiscol, BY, N, I, GRP, iSD, xSD, RHS, target, source; |
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Co-authored-by: Benjamin Schwendinger <[email protected]>
Otherwise the callback could remove the attribute and end up with the value unprotected. Protect the attribute tag as well for uniformity. Co-Authored-By: HughParsonage <[email protected]>
This solution is closer to the working approach previously taken by the code.

Towards #6180.
Replace remaining uses of
SET_ATTRIBwithSHALLOW_DUPLICATE_ATTRIBorCLEAR_ATTRIB. Replace remaining uses ofATTRIBtesting withANY_ATTRIB; use the newR_mapAttribinterface to walk the attributes.assign.cwhereattr(., 'index')is adjusted following a by-reference operation that could invalidate some indices. What used to be afor (cons = ATTRIB(x); !isNull(cons); cons = CDR(cons))loop now has to construct a contextstructto share between the caller and the map callback. On the plus side, I simplified the memory management and string operations a bit, getting rid of things likememset(string, '\0', 1)and making use of the new hash table to look up the indices.rownamesattribute indogroups.cis also a bit tricky. Nowdogroupscreates a throwawayINTSXPc(NA_integer, -whatever), gives it tosetAttrib(SD, R_RowNamesSymbol, decoy), and obtains the actual compactrownamesattribute that R re-creates from the return value. I think this is simpler than walking the attribute list by hand in search of the correct attribute, and the end result is the same: we can modifyrownamesby reference without spilling it into a large string vector.