browser_if: Call browser if given condition is TRUE
In aguynamedryan/helpRs: My Little Utility Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
I often found myself wrapping a call to browser in an if
statement.
Usage
1
browser_if(truth = stop("truth not supplied"))
Arguments
truth
An epression that evaluates to a logical value
Details
This function takes a logical expression and, if it evaluates to true,
calls browser.
This is defined as a macro so that when browser is invoked, it
have the context of the place where browser_if was called
Value
Nothing
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
I often found myself wrapping a call to browser in an if
statement.
Usage
1 | browser_if(truth = stop("truth not supplied"))
|
Arguments
truth |
An epression that evaluates to a logical value |
Details
This function takes a logical expression and, if it evaluates to true,
calls browser.
This is defined as a macro so that when browser is invoked, it
have the context of the place where browser_if was called
Value
Nothing
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