parse_nodes: Parse the information from a 'nodes' definition table.
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
This function checks the content of a nodes definition,
and appends some missing columns.
It is mainly used internally, but can be invoked by the uses to see what it does.
Usage
1
parse_nodes(nodes, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
nodes
data.frame containing the nodes definition
verbose
logical: print some information?
Value
modified nodes data.frame
Examples
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n0 <- data.frame(ID=c("A","B"), x=1:2, y=0)
str(n0)
n1 <- parse_nodes(n0)
str(n1)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
This function checks the content of a nodes definition, and appends some missing columns. It is mainly used internally, but can be invoked by the uses to see what it does.
Usage
1 | parse_nodes(nodes, verbose = FALSE)
|
Arguments
nodes |
data.frame containing the nodes definition |
verbose |
logical: print some information? |
Value
modified nodes data.frame
Examples
1 2 3 4 | n0 <- data.frame(ID=c("A","B"), x=1:2, y=0)
str(n0)
n1 <- parse_nodes(n0)
str(n1)
|
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