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2013 Feb 26
1
Light Libraries
...uot;%or%" <- function (e1, e2) {
if (!e1) { if (is.character(e2)) abort.estring(e2) else eval(e2) }
}
I do not know whether it is possible to build an abort.estring function
that does what I want, but R seems flexible enough to do almost anything.
I have a sketch of [b], thanks to Neal Fultz, but not of [a].
I hope this organizational design helps some others.
regards,
/iaw
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Ivo Welch (ivo.welch@gmail.com)
http://www.ivo-welch.info/
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2020 Apr 24
0
R 4.0.0 is released
...call the
corresponding methods of plot() and lines(), e.g, when x is a
"Date" or "POSIXct" object; prompted by Spencer Graves'
suggestion.
* stopifnot() now allows customizing error messages via argument
names, thanks to a patch proposal by Neal Fultz in PR#17688.
* unlink() gains a new argument expand to disable wildcard and
tilde expansion. Elements of x of value "~" are now ignored.
* mle() in the stats4 package has had its interface extended so
that arguments to the negative log-likelihood function can be one...
2020 Apr 24
0
R 4.0.0 is released
...call the
corresponding methods of plot() and lines(), e.g, when x is a
"Date" or "POSIXct" object; prompted by Spencer Graves'
suggestion.
* stopifnot() now allows customizing error messages via argument
names, thanks to a patch proposal by Neal Fultz in PR#17688.
* unlink() gains a new argument expand to disable wildcard and
tilde expansion. Elements of x of value "~" are now ignored.
* mle() in the stats4 package has had its interface extended so
that arguments to the negative log-likelihood function can be one...
2020 Apr 24
0
R 4.0.0 is released
...call the
corresponding methods of plot() and lines(), e.g, when x is a
"Date" or "POSIXct" object; prompted by Spencer Graves'
suggestion.
* stopifnot() now allows customizing error messages via argument
names, thanks to a patch proposal by Neal Fultz in PR#17688.
* unlink() gains a new argument expand to disable wildcard and
tilde expansion. Elements of x of value "~" are now ignored.
* mle() in the stats4 package has had its interface extended so
that arguments to the negative log-likelihood function can be one...