init: Initialize objects within constructor functions
In rmvegasm/schron: Bayesian chronologies for multiple sedimentary sequences.
init R Documentation
Initialize objects within constructor functions
Description
init() is a generic intended to initialize objects within a
constructor function. Usage is only meaningful as a way to isolate special
operations needed for a certain class from the structure of the object
itself. This keeps the code more readable.
Usage
init(x, ...)
Arguments
x
An object of the class to be initialized
Value
An object of the class being initialized, as modified by the
init.className method.
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Initialize objects within constructor functions
Description
init() is a generic intended to initialize objects within a
constructor function. Usage is only meaningful as a way to isolate special
operations needed for a certain class from the structure of the object
itself. This keeps the code more readable.
Usage
init(x, ...)
Arguments
x |
An object of the class to be initialized |
Value
An object of the class being initialized, as modified by the
init.className method.
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