whos: Display contents of an evironment, data.frame or list as a...

In backlin/dataview: Data and Workspace Browser for Terminals

Description

Color coded according to class and dimensions of contents. See style for details.

Shortcut for calling whos without exclusion.

Usage

whos(envir = parent.frame(), pattern = ".", all.names,
  exclude = getOpt("exclude"))

whos.all(...)

Arguments

envir	Environment, data frame or list to be displayed. Optional, default: globalenv()
pattern	Regexp filtering of objects. Only objects matching the pattern are displayed. Optional, default: show all objects.
all.names	Whether to show hidden objects.
exclude	A list of objects not to be displayed. To set a default exclusion mask use the whos.set.mask function. If whos.set.mask is called without a list of object names all objects currently in globalenv() are hidden. This is useful for example if you have a lot of stuff in the workspace that you aren't currently interested in but is needed to make your code run.
...	Parameters sent to whos.

Value

Nothing

Nothing

Author(s)

Christofer Bäcklin

Christofer Bäcklin

See Also

whos.options, browse

Examples

whos()
data(USArrests)
whos(USArrests)

data(iris)
whos()
whos.all()

backlin/dataview documentation built on May 11, 2019, 5:23 p.m.