Confusing error with circular ggproto definitions
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teunbrand commented
By accident you can sometimes try to circularly define a ggproto class.
Trying to do anything with the class will inevitably result in an error.
In the example below, printing will give the error:
library(ggplot2)
A <- ggproto("A")
A <- ggproto(NULL, A)
A
#> Error in `<current-expression>` : node stack overflowI think this error could be caught and its message improved. From initial exploration, it seems we can do this in fetch_ggproto().