is.none: Truth checking as in Python

In toscutil: Utility Functions

Truth checking as in Python

Description

Returns TRUE if x is either FALSE, 0, NULL, NAand empty lists or an empty string. Inspired by python's bool.

Usage

is.none(x)

Arguments

x	object to test

Value

TRUE if x is FALSE, 0, NULL, NA, an empty list or an empty string. Else FALSE.

Examples

is.none(FALSE) # TRUE
is.none(0) # TRUE
is.none(1) # FALSE
is.none(NA) # TRUE
is.none(list()) # TRUE
is.none("") # TRUE
is.none(character()) # TRUE
is.none(numeric()) # TRUE
is.none(logical()) # TRUE

toscutil documentation built on June 28, 2024, 5:06 p.m.