DirectoryCopyResults.S3: Class: DirectoryCopyResults.S3

Description Usage Arguments Value Fields Intended use of this class Author(s) References See Also Examples

Description

Copy result class (S3).

Usage

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Arguments

.x

ANY. An object of an arbitrary class whose class attribute should be updated so that it becomes an instance of class DirectoryCopyResults.S3. Mainly intended for rapid prototyping purposes

Value

Instance of class DirectoryCopyResults.S3.

Fields

...

A collection of instances of class DirectoryCopyResult.S3.

Intended use of this class

This S3 class, or to be more precise its constructor function, exists mainly for rapid prototyping purposes. This is mainly reflected in the fact, that when specifying .x, this constructor function will simply update the class attribute of whatever object has been provided.

However, it also allows for a more formal OOP-style of rapid prototyping by offering explicit class fields (all arguments except .x). Nevertheless, it is probably advisable to switch to an explicit formal approach such as S4 and/or Reference Classes once the package or application has reached a certain state of maturity.

Author(s)

Janko Thyson janko.thyson@rappster.de

References

https://github.com/Rappster/filesystr

See Also

DirectoryCopyResult.S3

Examples

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## Not run: 

## Informal use (intended mainly for rapid prototyping) //
## Takes *any* object and simply changes the class attributes  
DirectoryCopyResults.S3(
  .x = list(
    DirectoryCopyResult.S3(),
    DirectoryCopyResult.S3(),
    DirectoryCopyResult.S3()
  )
)  
DirectoryCopyResults.S3(.x = TRUE)  

## Formal use (explicitly using 'fields') //
DirectoryCopyResults.S3()
DirectoryCopyResults.S3(
  DirectoryCopyResult.S3(),
  DirectoryCopyResult.S3(),
  DirectoryCopyResult.S3()
)  

## Recommended: inlcude namespace //
filesystr::DirectoryCopyResults.S3(DirectoryCopyResult.S3())


## End(Not run)

rappster/filesystr documentation built on May 26, 2019, 11:17 p.m.