parseArguments: Parse arguments from a comma-separated list
In miniMeta: Web Application to Run Meta-Analyses
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/parseArguments.R
Description
Read a comma-separated list of arguments (as a character string),
parse them, and return as a named R list. This function is used in
miniMeta to parse arguments for forest.meta() when given as a string.
Usage
1
Arguments
x
A character vector (of length one) containing the arguments.
All should be named.
Value
A named list of arguments, or an object of class "try-error" on failure.
Examples
1
parseArguments('col.diamond="red", sm="RR", comb.fixed=FALSE')
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/parseArguments.R
Description
Read a comma-separated list of arguments (as a character string), parse them, and return as a named R list. This function is used in miniMeta to parse arguments for forest.meta() when given as a string.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
A character vector (of length one) containing the arguments. All should be named. |
Value
A named list of arguments, or an object of class "try-error" on failure.
Examples
1 | parseArguments('col.diamond="red", sm="RR", comb.fixed=FALSE')
|
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