progression: A Progression Condition

View source: R/progression.R

progressionR Documentation

A Progression Condition

Description

A progression condition represents a progress in an R program.

Usage

progression(
  message = character(0L),
  amount = 1,
  step = NULL,
  time = progression_time,
  ...,
  type = "update",
  class = NULL,
  progressor_uuid = NULL,
  progression_index = NULL,
  progression_time = Sys.time(),
  call = NULL,
  calls = sys.calls(),
  owner_session_uuid = NULL
)

Arguments

message

(character vector or a function) If a character vector, then it is pasted together into a single string using an empty separator. If a function, then the message is constructed by conditionMessage(p) calling this function with the progression condition p itself as the first argument.

amount

(numeric) The total amount of progress made.

step

(numeric) The step completed. If specified, amount is ignored. WARNING: Argument step should only be used when in full control of the order when this progression condition is signaled. For example, it must not be signaled as one of many parallel progress updates signaled concurrently, because then we cannot guarantee the order these progressions arrive.

time

(POSIXct) A timestamp.

type

Type of progression made.

class

(character) Zero or more class names to prepend.

progressor_uuid

(character string) A character string that is unique for the current progressor and the current R session.

progression_index

(integer) A non-negative integer that is incremented by one for each progression condition created.

progression_time

(POSIXct or character string) A timestamp specifying when the progression condition was created.

call

(expression) A call expression.

calls

(pairlist) The calls that lead up to this progression update.

owner_session_uuid

(character string) A character string that is unique for the R session where the progressor was created.

...

Additional named elements.

Value

A base::condition of class progression.

See Also

To signal a progression condition, use base::signalCondition().


HenrikBengtsson/progressr documentation built on Jan. 26, 2024, 12:18 p.m.