# Test the ability to dynamically turn the console on and off
#
# Author: Luis Perez
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# Turn off console for definitions
ddg.console.off()
f <- function() {
return(10)
}
g <- function(a) {
c <- a + 10
return(c)
}
# turn on for a single definition
ddg.console.on()
h <- function() {
d <- 333
return(d)
}
ddg.console.off()
i <- function() {
return(1000)
}
# Turn on the console to capture some information
ddg.console.on()
a <- 1
b <- a + 1
f_val <- f()
c <- 100
ddg.console.off()
d <- g(c)
h_val <- h()
ddg.console.on()
x <- 5
i_val <- i()
# Turn off for the rest of the script
ddg.console.off()
foobar <- read.csv("foobar.csv")
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