get_dots: Get or check elements from dots "..."

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Get or check elements from dots '...'

Description

Get information from '...' without evaluating the arguments.

Usage

get_dots(..name, ..default = NULL, ...)

missing_dots(envir = parent.frame())

Arguments

..name	character name of the argument
..default	R object to return if argument not found
...	dots that contains argument
envir	R environment

Value

missing_dots returns logical vector with lengths matching with dot lengths. get_dots returns value corresponding to the name.

Examples

# ------------------------ Basic Usage ---------------------------

# missing_dots(environment()) is a fixed usage

my_function <- function(...){
  missing_dots(environment())
}
my_function(,)

# get_dots
plot2 <- function(...){
  title = get_dots('main', 'There is no title', ...)
  plot(...)
  title
}

plot2(1:10)
plot2(1:10, main = 'Scatter Plot of 1:10')

# ------------------------ Comparisons ----------------------------
f1 <- function(...){ get_dots('x', ...) }
f2 <- function(...){ list(...)[['x']] }
delayedAssign('y', { cat('y is evaluated!') })

# y will not evaluate
f1(x = 1, y = y)

# y gets evaluated
f2(x = 1, y = y)

# -------------------- Decorator example --------------------------
ret_range <- function(which_range = 'y'){
  function(f){
    function(...){
      f(...)
      y_range <- range(get_dots(which_range, 0, ...))
      y_range
    }
  }
}
plot_ret_yrange <- plot %D% ret_range('y')
plot_ret_yrange(x = 1:10, y = rnorm(10))

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