what.is {summarytools} | R Documentation |
Obtain Extended Properties of Objects
Description
Combination of most common “macro-level” functions that describe an object.
Usage
what.is(x, ...)
Arguments
x |
Any object. |
... |
Included for backward-compatibility only. Has no real use. |
Details
An alternative to calling in turn class
, typeof
,
dim
, and so on. A call to this function will readily give all
this information at once.
Value
A list with following elements:
- properties
A data frame with the class(es), type, mode and storage mode of the object as well as the dim, length and object.size.
- attributes.lengths
A named character vector giving all attributes (c.f. “names”, “row.names”, “class”, “dim”, and so forth) along with their length.
- extensive.is
A character vector of all the identifier functions. (starting with “is.”) that yield
TRUE
when used withx
as argument.- function.type
When x is a function, results of
ftype
are added.
Author(s)
Dominic Comtois, dominic.comtois@gmail.com
See Also
class
, typeof
, mode
,
storage.mode
, dim
, length
,
is.object
, otype
,
object.size
, ftype
Examples
what.is(1)
what.is(NaN)
what.is(iris3)
what.is(print)
what.is(what.is)