destandardize_env_name: De-standardize the name of an environment
In envnames: Keep Track of User-Defined Environment Names
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
This function inverts the process performed by standardize_env_name that is, it converts
the standardized names "R_GlobalEnv", "R_EmptyEnv", and "base" back to names that are recognized by R as actual
environments when using function as.environment, namely to ".GlobalEnv", ".EmptyEnv",
and "package:base".
Usage
1
destandardize_env_name(env_name)
Arguments
env_name
environment name to de-standardize.
Value
The name of the environment, where the global environment is represented as ".GlobalEnv", the empty
environment as ".EmptyEnv", and the base environment as "package:base".
envnames documentation built on Dec. 8, 2020, 9:07 a.m.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
This function inverts the process performed by standardize_env_name that is, it converts
the standardized names "R_GlobalEnv", "R_EmptyEnv", and "base" back to names that are recognized by R as actual
environments when using function as.environment, namely to ".GlobalEnv", ".EmptyEnv",
and "package:base".
Usage
1 | destandardize_env_name(env_name)
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Arguments
env_name |
environment name to de-standardize. |
Value
The name of the environment, where the global environment is represented as ".GlobalEnv", the empty environment as ".EmptyEnv", and the base environment as "package:base".
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