dot-get_command_argument: Get an specific argument from the command line

In roliveros-ramos/calibrar: Automated Parameter Estimation for Complex Models

Get an specific argument from the command line

Description

Get an specific argument from the command line

Usage

.get_command_argument(
  x,
  argument,
  prefix = "--",
  default = FALSE,
  verbose = FALSE
)

Arguments

x	The command line arguments, from x = commandArgs()
argument	The name of the argument.
prefix	The prefix to any argument of interest, the default is "–"
default	Default value to return is argument is missing, default to FALSE.
verbose	Boolean, if TRUE, shows a warning when the parameter is not found.

Value

The value of the argument, assumed to be followed after '=' or, TRUE if nothing but the argument was found. If the argument is not found, FALSE is returned.

Examples

.get_command_argument(commandArgs(), "interactive")
.get_command_argument(commandArgs(), "RStudio")
.get_command_argument(commandArgs(), "RStudio", prefix="")
.get_command_argument(commandArgs(), "vanilla")
.get_command_argument("--control.file=baz.txt", "control.file")

roliveros-ramos/calibrar documentation built on March 15, 2024, 12:08 a.m.