dct {dictionar6} | R Documentation |
Construct a Dictionary
Description
Sugar function wrapping [Dictionary]$new
.
Usage
dct(..., x = list(...), types = NULL)
Arguments
... |
(ANY )
Named arguments with names corresponding to the items to add to the
dictionary, where the keys are the names and the values are the
elements. Names must be unique.
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x |
(list() )
A named list with the names corresponding to the items to add to the
dictionary, where the keys are the list names and the values are the
list elements. Names must be unique.
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types |
(character() )
If non-NULL then types creates a typed dictionary in which all
elements of the dictionary must inherit from these types . Any class
can be given to types as long as there is a valid as.character
method associated with the class.
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Examples
# untyped
dct(a = 1, b = 2, c = "a")
# typed - class is forced
dct(a = 1L, b = 2L, c = 3L, types = "integer")
# list constructor
dct(x = list(a = 1, b = 2, c = "a"))
# with R6
d <- dct(a = 1)
dct(d = d)
[Package
dictionar6 version 0.1.3
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