fxd: Effex Dispatch
In sflippl/tectr: User Interface for Complex Datasets
Description
Effex Dispatch objects are intended for a simplified dispatch with S3
generics. They have the classes "fxd_<task><subclass>" where task is a
specific task, often fulfilled by the function "fx<task>" (e. g. fx_info())
and subclass stands for a specific category that is useful within the task.
Usage
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fxd(task, subclass = NULL)
is_fxd(x)
fxd_task(x)
fxd_subclass(x)
Arguments
task
a character without "_" that can specify a class
subclass
a character that can specify a class (may include "_").
Default is NULL which indicates that a subclass is unnecessary.
x
an object
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Description
Effex Dispatch objects are intended for a simplified dispatch with S3
generics. They have the classes "fxd_<task><subclass>" where task is a
specific task, often fulfilled by the function "fx<task>" (e. g. fx_info())
and subclass stands for a specific category that is useful within the task.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | fxd(task, subclass = NULL)
is_fxd(x)
fxd_task(x)
fxd_subclass(x)
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Arguments
task |
a character without "_" that can specify a class |
subclass |
a character that can specify a class (may include "_"). Default is NULL which indicates that a subclass is unnecessary. |
x |
an object |
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