noscalar: Send a Non-scalar Version of an Object
In johnmchambers/XRPython: Structured Interface to 'Python'
noScalar R Documentation
Send a Non-scalar Version of an Object
Description
Ensures that an object is interpreted as a vector (array) when sent to the server language.
The default strategy is to send length-1 vectors as scalars.
Usage
noScalar(object)
Arguments
object
A vector object. Calling with a non-vector is an error.
Value
the object, but with the S4 bit turned on.
Relies on the convention that XR interfaces leave S4 objects
as vectors, not scalars, even when they are of length 1
References
Chambers, John M. (2016)
Extending R,
Chapman & Hall/CRC.
( Chapter 13, discussing this package, is included in the package: ../doc/Chapter_XR.pdf.)
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Send a Non-scalar Version of an Object
Description
Ensures that an object is interpreted as a vector (array) when sent to the server language. The default strategy is to send length-1 vectors as scalars.
Usage
noScalar(object)
Arguments
object |
A vector object. Calling with a non-vector is an error. |
Value
the object, but with the S4 bit turned on. Relies on the convention that XR interfaces leave S4 objects as vectors, not scalars, even when they are of length 1
References
Chambers, John M. (2016) Extending R, Chapman & Hall/CRC. ( Chapter 13, discussing this package, is included in the package: ../doc/Chapter_XR.pdf.)
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