print_var_vector: Print a readable summary of a list of values.
In DarwinAwardWinner/rctutils: Utility functions by Ryan C. Thompson
print_var_vector R Documentation
Print a readable summary of a list of values.
Description
This is useful for printing out a list of the parsed command-line
arguments for a script. The output is generally more compact than
print() or str().
Usage
print_var_vector(v)
Arguments
v
A named list or vector
Value
Returns v invisibly.
Examples
x <- list(verbose = TRUE, infile = "a.txt", outfile = "b.txt", ncores = 8)
print_var_vector(x)
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| print_var_vector | R Documentation |
Print a readable summary of a list of values.
Description
This is useful for printing out a list of the parsed command-line
arguments for a script. The output is generally more compact than
print() or str().
Usage
print_var_vector(v)
Arguments
v |
A named list or vector |
Value
Returns v invisibly.
Examples
x <- list(verbose = TRUE, infile = "a.txt", outfile = "b.txt", ncores = 8) print_var_vector(x)
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