| save-load-froth {froth} | R Documentation |
Save/Load froth Sessions
Description
Methods to preserve user-defined entries and variables.
Usage
saveFrothSession(file=NULL, ...)
loadFrothSession(file=NULL)
Arguments
file |
Path to a file used for saving/loading |
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
Details
saveFrothSession saves current user-defined methods and variables within the Froth dictionary to the file specified. Built-in methods are loaded when the package is attached, so these aren't saved. Note that methods defined using froth.RDefine are currently not able to be saved.
loadFrothSession will restart the froth environment, which will erase any current user-defined methods and variables. It then loads the contents of the the file specified into the current Froth session.
Value
None. loadFrothSession will update internal froth stacks, and saveFrothSession will save to a file.
Author(s)
Aidan Lakshman ahl27@pitt.edu
Examples
tf <- tempfile()
froth.RDefine('rnorm', rnorm, 3L)
saveFrothSession(tf)
froth.reset()
froth.parse("5 0 1 rnorm .s")
# fr> rnorm ?
loadFrothSession(tf)
froth.parse("5 0 1 rnorm .s")
[Package froth version 1.1.0 Index]