Nothing
# Package quotedargs - A way of writing functions that quote their arguments
#
# Copyright Radford M. Neal, 2017. Distributed under GPL-2 or GPL-3.
# QUOTED_... R FUNCTIONS. These just call a C function that does the
# work, passing environments that will be needed to get and manipulate
# arguments. Note that directly passing an argument to .Call results
# in its being evaluated, which we sometimes don't want.
quoted_arg <- function (...)
.Call (C_quoted_arg, environment(), parent.frame())
quoted_environment <- function (arg)
.Call (C_quoted_environment, environment(), parent.frame())
quoted_eval <- function (arg)
.Call (C_quoted_eval, environment(), parent.frame())
quoted_assign <- function (name, value, eval.env, assign.env = parent.frame()) {
.Call (C_quoted_assign, environment(), parent.frame(),
name, missing(eval.env), assign.env)
invisible()
}
# NOTQUOTED FUNCTION. Calls of notquoted are noticed by quoted_arg
# and may also be actually evaluated, in which case, notquoted should
# just return its argument (which will be evaluated).
notquoted <- function (x) x
Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.