find_scope: Find the default scope of a call.
In RDocTaskForce/pkgcond: Classed Error and Warning Conditions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This find the scope of the call.
It includes the package of the call,
the class if called from a method,
and the name of the function called.
Usage
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find_scope(frame = NULL, global = FALSE)
Arguments
frame
The frame to infer scope from.
global
Should the global frame be listed in the scope.
Examples
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my_function <- function(){
scope <- find_scope()
"You are in" %<<% collapse(scope, '::')
}
my_function()
my_sights <- my_function
my_sights()
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This find the scope of the call. It includes the package of the call, the class if called from a method, and the name of the function called.
Usage
1 | find_scope(frame = NULL, global = FALSE)
|
Arguments
frame |
The frame to infer scope from. |
global |
Should the global frame be listed in the scope. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | my_function <- function(){
scope <- find_scope()
"You are in" %<<% collapse(scope, '::')
}
my_function()
my_sights <- my_function
my_sights()
|
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