If-is-NULL: Infix operator to insert default value if result is NULL
In GegznaV/spMisc: Infix Operators, Convenience and Other Kind of Miscellaneous Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The function is useful as a way of providing a default value
in case the output of another function is NULL.
Usage
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a %if.NULL% b
Arguments
a
An expression.
b
An alternative
Value
If !is.null(a) is TRUE returns a otherwise
returns b.
Examples
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a1 <- "Default value"
a2 <- NULL
b <- "Alternative"
## Not run:
a1 %if.NULL% b
#> [1] "Default value"
a2 %if.NULL% b
#> "Alternative"
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The function is useful as a way of providing a default value
in case the output of another function is NULL.
Usage
1 | a %if.NULL% b
|
Arguments
a |
An expression. |
b |
An alternative |
Value
If !is.null(a) is TRUE returns a otherwise
returns b.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | a1 <- "Default value"
a2 <- NULL
b <- "Alternative"
## Not run:
a1 %if.NULL% b
#> [1] "Default value"
a2 %if.NULL% b
#> "Alternative"
## End(Not run)
|
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