last_warnings | R Documentation |
last_warnings()
and last_messages()
return a list of all
warnings and messages that occurred during the last R command.
global_entrace()
must be active in order to log the messages and
warnings.
By default the warnings and messages are printed with a simplified
backtrace, like last_error()
. Use summary()
to print the
conditions with a full backtrace.
last_warnings(n = NULL)
last_messages(n = NULL)
n |
How many warnings or messages to display. Defaults to all. |
Enable backtrace capture with global_entrace()
:
global_entrace()
Signal some warnings in nested functions. The warnings inform about which function emitted a warning but they don't provide information about the call stack:
f <- function() { warning("foo"); g() } g <- function() { warning("bar", immediate. = TRUE); h() } h <- function() warning("baz") f() #> Warning in g() : bar #> Warning messages: #> 1: In f() : foo #> 2: In h() : baz
Call last_warnings()
to see backtraces for each of these warnings:
last_warnings() #> [[1]] #> <warning/rlang_warning> #> Warning in `f()`: #> foo #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> #> [[2]] #> <warning/rlang_warning> #> Warning in `g()`: #> bar #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> 2. \-global g() #> #> [[3]] #> <warning/rlang_warning> #> Warning in `h()`: #> baz #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> 2. \-global g() #> 3. \-global h()
This works similarly with messages:
f <- function() { inform("Hey!"); g() } g <- function() { inform("Hi!"); h() } h <- function() inform("Hello!") f() #> Hey! #> Hi! #> Hello! rlang::last_messages() #> [[1]] #> <message/rlang_message> #> Message: #> Hey! #> --- #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> #> [[2]] #> <message/rlang_message> #> Message: #> Hi! #> --- #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> 2. \-global g() #> #> [[3]] #> <message/rlang_message> #> Message: #> Hello! #> --- #> Backtrace: #> x #> 1. \-global f() #> 2. \-global g() #> 3. \-global h()
last_error()
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