langOps: Tools for constructing formula terms
In stevencarlislewalker/lme4ord: Generalized Linear Mixed Models with Flexible (Co)Variance Structures
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Tools for constructing formula terms
Usage
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binaryLangOp(arg1, arg2, Op)
unaryLangOp(arg, Op)
listLangOp(args, Op)
mkBinaryLangOp(Op)
Arguments
arg1,arg2,arg
a language object or length-one character
vector
args
list of language objects and/or length-one character
objects
Op
name of an operator (as language or character)
Examples
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(oneTerm <- binaryLangOp("a", "b", "|"))
(parenTerm <- unaryLangOp(oneTerm, "("))
(manyTerms <- mapply(binaryLangOp, "x", letters[1:5], "|", USE.NAMES = FALSE))
(manyParenTerms <- lapply(manyTerms, unaryLangOp, "("))
listLangOp(manyParenTerms, "+")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Tools for constructing formula terms
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | binaryLangOp(arg1, arg2, Op)
unaryLangOp(arg, Op)
listLangOp(args, Op)
mkBinaryLangOp(Op)
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Arguments
arg1,arg2,arg |
a language object or length-one character vector |
args |
list of language objects and/or length-one character objects |
Op |
name of an operator (as language or character) |
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | (oneTerm <- binaryLangOp("a", "b", "|"))
(parenTerm <- unaryLangOp(oneTerm, "("))
(manyTerms <- mapply(binaryLangOp, "x", letters[1:5], "|", USE.NAMES = FALSE))
(manyParenTerms <- lapply(manyTerms, unaryLangOp, "("))
listLangOp(manyParenTerms, "+")
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