set.redo.true: Set Redo Variables to TRUE or FALSE
In kstagaman/redoControl: Easier control for re-running code chunks.
View source: R/set_redo_true_false.R
set.redo.true R Documentation
Set Redo Variables to TRUE or FALSE
Description
Set the state (TRUE or FALSE) of one or more redo variables. This can also be acheived with assign_redo(), but these functions require only one argument.
Usage
set.redo.true(redo.vars)
Arguments
redo.vars
A character vector of the variable names you want to give TRUE or FALSE to
Examples
chunk.names <- c("chunk1", "chunk2")
assign.redo(chunk.names)
set.redo.true("chunk1")
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View source: R/set_redo_true_false.R
| set.redo.true | R Documentation |
Set Redo Variables to TRUE or FALSE
Description
Set the state (TRUE or FALSE) of one or more redo variables. This can also be acheived with assign_redo(), but these functions require only one argument.
Usage
set.redo.true(redo.vars)
Arguments
redo.vars |
A character vector of the variable names you want to give TRUE or FALSE to |
Examples
chunk.names <- c("chunk1", "chunk2")
assign.redo(chunk.names)
set.redo.true("chunk1")
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