test | R Documentation |
Evaluate or compare an expression based on a reference expression, or test for errors.
The comparison of expression values is done using base::all.equal()
.
test(
key = "test",
x,
y = TRUE,
error = FALSE,
warning = FALSE,
runOnly = FALSE,
text = "",
onFail = c("fail", "warn", "ignore", "skip"),
...
)
key |
Identifier for the test condition. |
x |
The expression to test. |
y |
The reference value or expression. |
error |
Whether to expect an error, or the pattern that the error message should match. |
warning |
Whether to expect a warning, or the pattern that the warning message should match. |
runOnly |
Whether to skip the comparison to |
text |
Human-readable description of what this test condition is testing. |
onFail |
How to handle a failure of the test condition. By default, this is recorded as a test failure.
If |
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
Inspired by the data.table
package test mechanism.
The original motivation for this function is the lack of R support for a proper stack trace with line numbers when sourcing files,
which made it practically impossible to identify the offending line in a sourced file.
Whether the test condition has passed successfully. In case of onFail = "skip"
, NA
is returned.
## Not run:
test('gt', 2 > 1)
test('eq', 1 + 1, 2)
test('lt', 2 < 1, onFail = "warn")
## End(Not run)
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