The below examples demonstrate that passing an object to deparse() and substitute() produces different output depending on whether the object is passed to the function with %>% and whether the functions are nested in another function. Can someone explain why the examples I provide produce different results? The more general question concerns what%>% does when it passes objects to functions containing %>%.

The below examples demonstrate that passing an object to deparse() and substitute() produces different output depending on whether the object is passed to the function with %>% and whether the functions are nested in another function. Can someone explain why the examples I provide produce different results? The more general question concerns what%>% does when it passes objects to functions containing %>%.