Fixed regression in mmixedOrder()

DESCRIPTION

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Package: jamba
 Title: Jam Base Methods
-Version: 0.0.100.900
+Version: 0.0.101.900
 Authors@R: person(given="James M.", family="Ward",
     email="jmw86069@gmail.com", role=c("aut", "cre"))
 Description: Jam Base methods. Efficient alphanumeric sort for vector,

NEWS.md

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+# jamba 0.0.101.900
+
+## Bug fixes
+
+* `mmixedOrder()`
+
+   * Fixed mis-placed parentheses in conditional statement, affecting only
+   `factor` columns. Apparently introduced with `0.0.100.900` below.
+
 # jamba 0.0.100.900
 
 ## Bug fixes

R/jamba-mixedSort.R

@@ -822,8 +822,8 @@ mmixedOrder <- function
       }
       if (is.numeric(i) ||
          any(c("numeric", "POSIXct", "POSIXt", "Date") %in% class(i)) ||
-         (any(c("factor", "ordered") %in% class(i) &&
-               TRUE %in% honorFactor))) {
+         (any(c("factor", "ordered") %in% class(i)) &&
+            TRUE %in% honorFactor)) {
          as.numeric(i) * iSign;
       } else {
          x2u <- unique(i);

TODO.md

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 # TODO for jamba
 
+## 20jun2024
+
+* `setPrompt()`
+
+   * consider option to include date and/or date-time stamp.
+   Similar to a bash prompt style.
+   Current default:
+   `{project-name}-R-4.2.3_processid>`
+   Suggested date option 1:
+   `{project-name}-{20jun2024}-R-4.2.3_processid>`
+   Suggested datetime option 1:
+   `{project-name}-{20jun2024}-R-4.2.3_processid>`
+
+
+   * Side notes for available date string options for `POSIXct`, `POSIXt`:
+
+      * `%c` uses full time and date: `"Sun Jun  9 01:45:53 2024"`
+      * `%H` is the hour in 24H scale with leading zero
+      * `%I` is the hour in 12H scale with leading zero
+      * `%p` indicates `"AM"` or `"PM"`
+      * (Is there no representation for AM/PM?)
+      * `%M` is the minute with leading zero
+      * `%S` is the second with leading zero
+      * `%T` is equivalent to `"%H:%M:%S"`
+      * `%t` is replaced by a `tab`
+
+* `getDate()`
+
+   * Consider allowing `dateFormat` to be a jam option:
+   `options("jam.dateFormat")`.
+   Bonus point if `asDate()` can recognize a variety of common formats.
+
 ## 04jun2024
 
 * DONE. `heatmap_column_order()`, `heatmap_row_order()`