seemsPretty: Heuristic test for pretty-printing.
In rjbgoudie/parental: Light-weight graph package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
#' A heuristic test for whether it appears that x is
'pretty-printed'. ie whether it is of the form [2][][3]
(printed-printed) or "c(2L), integer(0), c(3L)" (not
pretty-printed)
Usage
1
seemsPretty(x)
Arguments
x
A character vector defining a 'parental' object
Value
A logical of length 1. Returns true if it appears x is
pretty-printed.
Examples
1
2
seemsPretty("integer(0),1,c(1,2,4),3")
seemsPretty("[][1][2]")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
#' A heuristic test for whether it appears that x is 'pretty-printed'. ie whether it is of the form [2][][3] (printed-printed) or "c(2L), integer(0), c(3L)" (not pretty-printed)
Usage
1 | seemsPretty(x)
|
Arguments
x |
A character vector defining a 'parental' object |
Value
A logical of length 1. Returns true if it appears x is pretty-printed.
Examples
1 2 | seemsPretty("integer(0),1,c(1,2,4),3")
seemsPretty("[][1][2]")
|
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