fix: resolve parse errors in selected R scripts#291
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Pull request overview
Fixes an R parse error in the interactive example portion of the Z-algorithm pattern search script by correcting the if/else block syntax.
Changes:
- Add braces around the
if/elseblock to make it syntactically valid in R. - Normalize the “Pattern not found” message string.
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Description
This PR fixes parse errors in a few existing R scripts without changing their intended behavior.
What changed
if/elsestructure in interactive search scriptsVerification
Each updated file was checked with
Rscript -e 'parse(file=...)'.