# file: importList.R
# author: Dan Navarro
# contact: daniel.navarro@adelaide.edu.au
# changed: 13 November 2013
# importList() copies each element of a list into a separate variable in the workspace.
importList <- function(x, ask = TRUE ) {
if( !is(x,"list") & !is(x,"data.frame")) stop( '"x" must be a list or data frame')
if( !is(ask,"logical") | length(ask) !=1 ) {
stop( '"ask" must be a single logical value')
}
envir = parent.frame() # import to parent environment
vars <- names(x) # get variable names
vars <- make.unique(vars) # make sure the names are unique
vars <- make.names(vars) # convert to legitimate R names
if( ask ) {
cat("Names of variables to be created:\n")
print(vars)
ans <- NA
while( ! (ans %in% c("y","n") ) ) {
ans <- readline("Create these variables? [y/n] ")
}
if (ans == "n") {
return( invisible(0) )
}
}
for (v in seq_along(vars)) { # for each variable in x:
assign(x = vars[v], value = x[[v]], envir = envir)
}
return( invisible(1) )
}
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