getNonDefaultArguments {madrat}

getNonDefaultArguments

Description

Given a function and an argument list, identify which arguments are different from their default.

Usage

getNonDefaultArguments(call, args = NULL)

Arguments

call

A function name as a string or symbol. Passing a vector of functions is possible, but is only intended for corresponding read/correct/convert functions. If multiple functions in a vector define arguments with the same name but different default values only the default defined in the first function is considered.

args

A list of named arguments used to call the given function(s). If duplicates of arguments exists the first occurrence of the argument will be used.

Value

A subset of args that is used by the function/s and is different from default values.

Author(s)

Jan Philipp Dietrich

See Also

cacheArgumentsHash, toolstartmessage

Examples

madrat:::getNonDefaultArguments("madrat:::readTau", args = list(subtype = "historical"))
madrat:::getNonDefaultArguments("madrat:::readTau", args = list(subtype = "paper"))
calls <- c(madrat:::readTau, madrat:::convertTau)
madrat:::getNonDefaultArguments(calls, args = list(subtype = "historical"))