rk.set.comp: Define the component you're currently working on
In rkward-community/rkwarddev: A Collection of Tools for RKWard Plugin Development
rk.set.comp R Documentation
Define the component you're currently working on
Description
This small tool let's you set a component name as kind of "active", which simply
means it will be returned by rk.get.comp. This can be
used by functions like, e.g., rk.XML.cbox,
to add text
for .rkh pages automatically to the current plugin component.
Usage
rk.set.comp(component = NULL)
Arguments
component
Character string, name of the component to set. If NULL,
no component will be set as default, and rk.get.comp will return NULL
subsequently.
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| rk.set.comp | R Documentation |
Define the component you're currently working on
Description
This small tool let's you set a component name as kind of "active", which simply
means it will be returned by rk.get.comp. This can be
used by functions like, e.g., rk.XML.cbox,
to add text
for .rkh pages automatically to the current plugin component.
Usage
rk.set.comp(component = NULL)
Arguments
component |
Character string, name of the component to set. If |
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