#' Get the function call used to add a task to a pipeline
#'
#' A more detailed description will eventually go here...
#'
#' @param pipeline an object of class \code{Pipeline}
#' @param module the label of a module within \code{pipeline}
#' @param task a character string or vector. The label(s) of a task or tasks in \code{module} to delete.
#'
#' @examples
#' \dontrun{
#' getCall(pipeline,module,task)
#' }
#' @export
getCall <- function(pipeline, module, task){
if(!"Pipeline"%in%class(pipeline)){
stop("parameter 'pipeline' must be of class 'Pipeline'")
}
module.names <- names(pipeline$modules)
if(!module%in%module.names){
stop("parameter 'module' must be one of: '",paste0(module.names,collapse="', '"),"'")
}
task.names <- names(pipeline$modules[[module]]$tasks)
if(!task%in%task.names){
stop("parameter 'task' must be one of: '",paste0(task.names,collapse="', '"),"'")
}
task.call <- list()
task.obj <- pipeline$modules[[module]]$tasks[[task]]
task.call$pipeline <- pipeline
task.call$module <- module
task.call$label <- task.obj$label
task.call$method <- task.obj$method
task.call$parameters <- task.obj$parameters
task.call$control <- task.obj$control
task.call$libraries <- task.obj$libraries
# task.call$datatype <- task.obj$datatype
return(task.call)
}
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