max_length: Maximum length of a stack
In paulponcet/flifo: Don't Get Stuck with Stacks in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The function max_length returns the maximum number
of objects a stack can contains; this number can be changed
with max_length<-.
Usage
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2
3
max_length(.stack)
max_length(x) <- value
Arguments
.stack, x
A stack.
value
numeric. The new maximum length of the stack.
Value
max_length returns a (possibly infinite)
nonnegative numeric.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The function max_length returns the maximum number
of objects a stack can contains; this number can be changed
with max_length<-.
Usage
1 2 3 | max_length(.stack)
max_length(x) <- value
|
Arguments
.stack, x |
A stack. |
value |
numeric. The new maximum length of the stack. |
Value
max_length returns a (possibly infinite)
nonnegative numeric.
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