| range_format | R Documentation |
Create, parse, and validate source ranges.
range_format(x = location())
range_parse(ranges = character())
range_is_parseable(ranges = character())
x |
A |
ranges |
A character vector of non-NA and non-empty values. The ranges to extract pairs of indices (line, column) from. |
Ranges are Ln <int>, Col <int> @ Ln <int>, Col <int> strings created on-the-fly from
Location objects for outputting purposes.
range_format() returns a character vector. It assumes that x is valid.
range_parse() returns a list having the same length as ranges. Each
element is an integer vectors containing 4 non-NA values (unless the
underlying range is invalid).
range_is_parseable() returns a logical vector having the same length as
ranges.
Location,
ExportedLocation,
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