isa.option {isa2} | R Documentation |
This function can be used to set various options that affect many functions in the isa package.
isa.option(...)
isa.option() isa.option(option) isa.option(option=value, ...)
option |
In the second form (query) this is a character scalar. In the third form, it is the new value of the option, in this case it must be named. |
... |
Further option assignments, these must be named, too. |
The isa.option
function can be used in three forms. First,
calling it without any arguments returns a named list of the current
values of all isa options.
Second, calling it with a character scalar as the single argument, it returns the value of the specified option.
Third, calling it with a named argument (or more named arguments) set the specified options to the given values.
Here is a list of all the currently supported options:
verbose
Logical scalar. Whether to report what the isa
functions are currently doing. Defaults to FALSE
.
status.function
A function object, it serves as a callback for printing status messages.
In the first form, isa.option
returns a named list with the
current values of all options.
In the second form, it returns the value of the specified option.
In the third form, it returns a named list with the current values of all options, invisibly.
Gabor Csardi Gabor.Csardi@unil.ch
## Make isa functions verbose isa.option(verbose=TRUE) ## Query the value of 'verbose' isa.option("verbose") ## Query all options isa.option()