Description Usage Arguments Author(s) Examples
Checks if one or more given numeric argument(s) satisfy several rules concerning numeric arguments, e.g. proper bounds or proper format (e.g. it must be a number and not a character). Mostly for internal use.
1 2 | check.num.args(arg.name, arg.value, arg.type, arg.bounds,
direction)
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arg.name |
the name of the argument that is checked (for display purposes). |
arg.value |
the value(s) of the argument to be checked. |
arg.type |
either the string |
arg.bounds |
a numeric or a vector with 2 elements,
restraining |
direction |
a string denoting to which direction the
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Panagiotis Moulos
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | pcut <- 1.2 # A probability cannot be larger than 1! It will throw an error!
#check.num.args("pcut",pcut,"numeric",c(0,1),"botheq")
pcut <- 0.05 # Pass
check.num.args("pcut",pcut,"numeric",c(0,1),"botheq")
gc.col <- 3.4 # A column in a file cannot be real! It will throw an error!
#check.num.args("gc.col",gc.col,"integer",0,"gt")
gc.col <- 5L # Pass
check.num.args("gc.col",gc.col,"integer",0,"gt")
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