proto-package {proto} | R Documentation |
Object-oriented programming with the prototype model. "proto"
facilitates object-oriented programming using an approach
that emphasizes objects rather than classes (although it
is powerful enough to readily represent classes too).
"proto"
allows one to write object-oriented programs using
the prototype model. It is a simple system that
uses objects rather than classes yet is powerful enough to readily
encompass classes too.
The following are sources of information on "proto"
:
Home page | u <- "http://r-proto.googlecode.com"; browseURL(u) |
Overview | README <- system.file("README", package = "proto"); file.show(README) |
Invoking a demo file | demo("proto") |
Referance Card | vignette("protoref") |
Tutorial | vignette("proto") |
Prototype OO concepts document | u <- "http://r-proto.googlecode.com/files/prototype_approaches.pdf"; browseURL(u) |
News | RShowDoc("NEWS", package = "proto") |
Wish List | RShowDoc("WISHLIST", package = "proto") |
Thanks | RShowDoc("THANKS", package = "proto") |
License | RShowDoc("COPYING", package = "proto") |
Citation | citation(package = "proto") |
This File | package?proto |
Help file | ?proto |
graph.proto Help File | ?graph.proto |
See ?graph.proto
for the solution to a common
Linux installation problem with Rgraphviz
that proto
depends on.
cat("parent\n") oop <- proto(x = 10, view = function(.) paste("this is a:", .$x)) oop$ls() oop$view() cat("override view in parent\n") ooc1 <- oop$proto(view = function(.) paste("this is a: ***", .$x, "***")) ooc1$view() cat("override x in parent\n") ooc2 <- oop$proto(x = 20) ooc2$view() ## Not run: g <- graph.proto() plot(g) ## End(Not run)