restore_equation: Restore equation notation for warning messages
In gamrot/godley: Stock-Flow-Consistent Model Simulator
View source: R/07_02_run_gauss_seidel.R
restore_equation R Documentation
Restore equation notation for warning messages
Description
This function converts an internally processed equation expression (e.g., ‘m[.i, ’Var']')
into a more readable format (e.g., 'Var'). The function handles lagged variables,
transforming expressions such as ‘m[.i - 1, ’Var']' into 'Var[-1]'.
It is intended for use in warning messages.
Usage
restore_equation(eq_line)
Arguments
eq_line
A character string representing an equation with internal indexing.
Value
A character string where the internal indexing notation has been restored to
a more user-friendly form.
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View source: R/07_02_run_gauss_seidel.R
| restore_equation | R Documentation |
Restore equation notation for warning messages
Description
This function converts an internally processed equation expression (e.g., ‘m[.i, ’Var']') into a more readable format (e.g., 'Var'). The function handles lagged variables, transforming expressions such as ‘m[.i - 1, ’Var']' into 'Var[-1]'. It is intended for use in warning messages.
Usage
restore_equation(eq_line)
Arguments
eq_line |
A character string representing an equation with internal indexing. |
Value
A character string where the internal indexing notation has been restored to a more user-friendly form.
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