xplain.overview {xplain} | R Documentation |
Summarizing the content of xplain XML files
Description
xplain.overview
summarizes the content of an xplain XML file.
Usage
xplain.overview(xml, show.text=FALSE, preserve.seq=FALSE)
Arguments
xml |
Path to the xplain XML file. Can be either a local path or an URL. |
show.text |
Indicates if the full interpretation/explanation texts shall be included in the summary (optional). Default: |
preserve.seq |
Indicates if the overview results for the interpretation/explanation texts shall be shown in the same sequence as they appear in the XML file (optional). If |
Value
A data frame summarizing the XML file. Each row corresponds to a <title>
or <text>
element in the xplain XML file.
The column structure is as follows:
-
Package
: The package to which the explained function belongs. -
Function
: The explained function. -
Type
: Indicates whether the element is a<title>
or a<text>
element. -
Language
: Language of the element (also considering inheritance from higher-level XML elements). -
Level
: Complexity level of the element (also considering inheritance from higher-level XML elements). -
Result object
: Element of the explained function's return object to which the<title>
or<text>
element relates (if any). -
Iteration
: Type of iteration (if any). Value of theforeach
attribute of the<text>
element. -
Has R code
: Indicates if the<text>
element includes R code. -
Uses return obj.
: Indicates if the<text>
element refers to the explained function's return object. -
Text
: The text of the respective<text>
or<title>
element (including R code). This column is only included ifshow.text=TRUE
.
To learn more about the structure of xplain XML files, go to the xplain
help page or consult the web tutorial.
More material on the internet
Web tutorial on how to work with xplain: https://www.zuckarelli.de/xplain/index.html
xplain cheat sheet: https://www.zuckarelli.de/xplain/xplain_cheatsheet.pdf
Author(s)
Joachim Zuckarelli, joachim@zuckarelli.de
See Also
xplain-package
, xplain
, xplain.getcall
Examples
xml.path <- system.file("", "example_lm.xml", package = "xplain")
xplain.overview(xml.path)