@eagleoutice/flowr - v2.16.3
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    TRUE_FALSE_ABBREVIATION: {
        createSearch: () => FlowrSearchBuilderOut<
            "all",
            [],
            ParentInformation,
            "filter",
        >;
        info: {
            activeByDefault: false;
            certainty: Exact;
            defaultConfig: () => { reportRedefinitions: true };
            description: "Finds `T` and `F` used for `TRUE` and `FALSE`, and top-level definitions of `T` or `F`. Off by default, as R only checks this for packages without a NAMESPACE.";
            name: "TRUE/FALSE Abbreviation";
            tags: readonly [Smell, CmdCheck, Robustness, Readability, QuickFix];
        };
        prettyPrint: {
            full: (r: TrueFalseAbbreviationResult) => string;
            query: (r: TrueFalseAbbreviationResult) => string;
        };
        processSearchResult: (
            elements: FlowrSearchElements<
                ParentInformation,
                FlowrSearchElement<(...)>[],
            >,
            config: TrueFalseAbbreviationConfig,
            data: ReadonlyFlowrAnalysisProvider<KnownParser>,
        ) => Promise<{ ".meta": { locallyDefined: ... }; results: (...)[] }>;
    } = ...

    Port of the R CMD check note "found T/F in" (checking R code for possible problems, tools::checkTnF). T and F are ordinary variables that merely default to TRUE and FALSE, so any code (or user) may rebind them.

    Type Declaration