Description Usage Arguments Value Returned Functions Examples
mk_lookup_utils
is a closure which returns a list of lookup utility
functions.
1 | mk_lookup_utils(lookups)
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lookups |
a named list of named character vectors. The names are available types and the elements (each a named character vector) are key/description pairs for the corresponding lookup type. |
a list of lookup utility functions with the following elements (see 'Returned Functions' for details):
get_all
function to retrieve all available lookups.
get
function to retrieve the lookup options for the given key.
descrip
function to return the description for a key from the specified lookup.
get_types
function to retrieve the names of all available lookup types.
get_choices
function to retrieve the names of all available choices for the given type.
make
function to create a lookup function for the given type.
make_all
function to create lookup functions for all available types.
add_to_env
function to add the given lookup functions to the specified environment.
The returned functions are utilities for managing a lookup list. They are:
1 | get_all()
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function to retrieve all available lookups
Value
a list of all available lookups.
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function to retrieve the lookup options for the given key
Arguments
type
character: name of the type for which to retrieve lookup options.
Value
a named character vector of lookup options for the given type. The character
vector consists of key/value pairs where names are keys and values are
descriptions for the keys.
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function to return the description for a key from the specified lookup
Arguments
key
character: key for which to retrieve a description from the specified lookup.
type
character: type for which to retrieve the lookup. If
NULL, lookup
must be supplied instead.
lookup
list: the lookup (a named list of named character
vectors). If NULL, type
must be supplied instead.
tf
logical (stands for "titleize first"): should the first letter of the description be in title case or lower case?
strip_name
logical: should the name (i.e. the key) be removed from the description before it is returned?
Value
description of the specified key within the specified lookup.
1 | get_types()
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function to retrieve the names of all available lookup types
Value
a character vector comprising names of all available lookup types.
1 | get_choices(type)
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function to retrieve the names of all available choices for the given type.
Arguments
type
character: type for which to retrieve all available choices.
Value
a character vector comprising names of all available choices for the given
type.
1 | make(type)
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function to create a lookup function for the given type
Arguments
type
character: type for which to create a lookup function.
Value
a lookup function for the given type.
1 | make_all()
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function to create lookup functions for all available types
Value
a list of all available lookup functions.
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function to add the given lookup functions to the specified environment
Arguments
envir
environment to which the lookup functions should be added. Note that the default is to create a new environment from within this function, which would have no effect on its return; this is by design to avoid any unintended additions to an environment.
lst
a list of functions to add to the specified environment (or NULL to add all available lookup functions).
Value
NULL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 | stuff <- list(a = c(upper = "red", middle = "yellow", lower = "green"),
b = c(first = "platinum level", second = "silver level"))
lookup <- mk_lookup_utils(stuff)
lookup$get_all()
lookup$get("b")
lookup$descrip("lower", lookup = lookup$get("a"))
lookup$descrip("lower", "a")
lookup$descrip("lower", "a", tf = TRUE)
lookup$descrip("lower", "a", strip_name = FALSE)
lookup$get_types()
lookup$get_choices("b")
lookup_a <- lookup$make("a")
lookup_a("upper")
lookup_lst <- lookup$make_all()
lookup_lst$lookup_b("second")
an_env <- new.env(parent = emptyenv())
lookup$add_to_env(an_env)
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