dot-cstr_repair_attributes: Repair attributes after idiomatic construction

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Repair attributes after idiomatic construction

Description

Exported for custom constructor design. In the general case an object might have more attributes than given by the idiomatic construction. .cstr_repair_attributes() sets some of those attributes and ignores others.

Usage

.cstr_repair_attributes(
  x,
  code,
  ...,
  ignore = NULL,
  idiomatic_class = NULL,
  remove = NULL,
  flag_s4 = TRUE,
  repair_names = FALSE
)

Arguments

x	The object to construct
code	The code constructing the object before attribute repair
...	Forwarded to .construct_apply() when relevant
ignore	The attributes that shouldn't be repaired, i.e. we expect them to be set by the constructor already in code
idiomatic_class	The class of the objects that the constructor produces, if x is of class idiomatic_class there is no need to repair the class.
remove	Attributes that should be removed, should rarely be useful.
flag_s4	Boolean. Whether to use asS4() on the code of S4 objects, set to FALSE when a constructor that produces S4 objects was used.
repair_names	Boolean. Whether to repair the names attribute. Generally it is generated by the constructor but it is needed for some corner cases

Value

A character vector

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