utils_check_objects: Various tests.

In google/GeoexperimentsResearch: Geo Experiments

Description

Various tests.

Usage

is.character.vector(x)

is.nonempty.string(x)

is.vector.of.nonempty.strings(x)

is.plain.list(x)

is.named.list(x)

is.integer.valued(x)

is.logical.vector(x)

is.empty.string(x)

## S3 method for class 'vector'
is.numeric(x)

is.real.number(x)

is.inf(x)

Arguments

x	object to test.

Value

These are typically used in statements with assert_that(...). Each function returns either TRUE or FALSE; some functions may return NA.

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• is.character.vector: TRUE if and only if x is a character vector of positive length, otherwise FALSE.

• is.nonempty.string: TRUE if and only if x is a character vector of length 1 with a component that is nonempty and non-NA, otherwise FALSE.

• is.vector.of.nonempty.strings: TRUE if and only if x is a vector of nonempty strings none of which is an NA, otherwise FALSE. Empty vectors yield FALSE.

• is.plain.list: TRUE if and only if x is a list but does not have the object class set. Otherwise FALSE.

• is.plain.list: TRUE if and only if x is a list but does not have the object class set. Otherwise FALSE.

• is.named.list: TRUE if and only if x is a plain list with a names attribute with non-empty strings for names, otherwise FALSE.

• is.integer.valued: TRUE if and only if x is either of type integer, or numeric and all components coercible to integer, otherwise FALSE. NAs are allowed.

• is.logical.vector: TRUE if and only if x is a logical vector of positive length, otherwise FALSE.

• is.empty.string: A logical vector of the same length as x, #' with 'TRUE' if and only if the string is empty, NA if the string is NA, otherwise FALSE. If x is not character, throws an error. NA maps to NA.

• is.numeric.vector: TRUE if and only if x is a numeric vector of positive length, otherwise FALSE.

• is.real.number: TRUE if and only if x is a numeric scalar, not an NA, and not infinite, otherwise FALSE.

• is.inf: TRUE if and only if x is Inf or -Inf.

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