cancelbox: Confirm Cancelation

In spenceredwin/boxit:

Description

Sometimes when you ask someone for data, they don't feel like sharing. This function helps you with this situation. This provides a dialog box that confirms whether a user wants to cancel a script. It is intended to follow an rstudio::showPrompt dialog box where the user decides to hit cancel. If the user is not using RStudio, or their version of RStudio is not 1.1.67 or greater, it will use menu() to ask in the console. Because portability.

Usage

cancelbox(cancel_title = "Stop Script?",
  cancel_message = "I'm sorry, but your input is required to proceed. Are you sure you want to stop running this script?",
  cancel_ok = "Yes", cancel_cancel = "No", ...)

Arguments

cancel_title	The title of the dialog box
cancel_message	The message confirming if the user would like to cancel
cancel_ok	The
cancel_cancel	User input option that will return FALSE
...	Used to handle arguments intended for other functions, as cancelbox() is a helper function
cancel_ok	User input option that will cancel the script

Examples

x <- showPrompt(title = "Your Name", message = "Please enter your name.", default = "Jerry")
if(is.null(x)) {cancelbox()}

spenceredwin/boxit documentation built on Nov. 5, 2019, 9:15 a.m.