Description

dcFunArgs is supposed to assign (and evaluate) arguments with default values for an input function.

Usage

dcFunArgs(fun, action = F, verbose = T)

Arguments

fun

an input function name (character string)

action

logical to indicate whether the function will act as it should be (with assigned values in the current environment). By default, it sets to FALSE

verbose

logical to indicate whether the messages will be displayed in the screen. By default, it sets to TRUE for display

Value

a list containing arguments and their default values

Note

This function is potentially useful when debugging. Because the developer does not have to specify default values for all arguments except those arguments are of interest

Examples

fun <- "dcAlgoPredictMain"
dcFunArgs(fun)

For the function 'dcAlgoPredictMain', there are 13 arguments.

Source code

dcFunArgs.r

Source man

dcFunArgs.Rd dcFunArgs.pdf

See also

dcAlgoPredictMain