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i am calculating some values which are stored in a list and the list is appended to an alredy existing list, called results. In some cases the calculation returns TRUE. In that case i want to remove the element that returned TRUE from the list:

my_list
$`0`
[1] TRUE

$`1`
[1] TRUE


my_list = lapply(list(my_list), function(x){Filter(Negate(isTRUE), x)})
> my_list
[[1]]
named list()

This return an empty list. Now i want to check:

  • if the list is empty - do nothing
  • if the list is not empty append it to results

The problem is that when i check

length(my_list) >0
[1] TRUE

How can i detect if a list is empty?


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We can use lengths to get the logical output for each list element

my_list[lengths(my_list) > 0]

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