is.decorated: Decorated Functions
In nteetor/tinsel: Transform Functions using Decorators
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Returns TRUE if the function f is decorated, otherwise
FALSE.
Usage
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is.decorated(f)
Arguments
f
A function.
Value
TRUE or FALSE.
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source_decoratees(tinsel_example('timer.R'))
# sourced from the timer.R example file
is.decorated(waldo)
is.decorated(jack)
# it's a function, but not decorated
is.decorated(mean)
# far from the mark
is.decorated(3030)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Returns TRUE if the function f is decorated, otherwise
FALSE.
Usage
1 | is.decorated(f)
|
Arguments
f |
A function. |
Value
TRUE or FALSE.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | source_decoratees(tinsel_example('timer.R'))
# sourced from the timer.R example file
is.decorated(waldo)
is.decorated(jack)
# it's a function, but not decorated
is.decorated(mean)
# far from the mark
is.decorated(3030)
|
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