check_packs: get inventory of attached, installed, loaded, and base...
In lefft/lefftpack: tim's personal package (demo of jun15/2017)
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
get inventory of attached, installed, loaded, and base packages
Usage
1
check_packs(package_type = "attached")
Arguments
package_type
can be 'attached', 'installed', 'base', 'loaded', 'all'
Value
a vector of package names (or a sparse df with a column listing package names for each package type, if ‘package_type=’all'')
Examples
1
2
check_packs("attached") # to see what's directly available
check_packs("installed") # to see what's in your library
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
get inventory of attached, installed, loaded, and base packages
Usage
1 | check_packs(package_type = "attached")
|
Arguments
package_type |
can be 'attached', 'installed', 'base', 'loaded', 'all' |
Value
a vector of package names (or a sparse df with a column listing package names for each package type, if ‘package_type=’all'')
Examples
1 2 | check_packs("attached") # to see what's directly available
check_packs("installed") # to see what's in your library
|
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