mget_safe: a safe version of mget, this allow input argument to be...
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mget_safe R Documentation
a safe version of mget, this allow input argument to be either a character of object name or a character of obtaining value, such as "a[['number']][[1]]"
Description
a safe version of mget, this allow input argument to be either a character of object name or a character of obtaining value, such as "a[['number']][[1]]"
Usage
mget_safe(text, envir)
Arguments
text
A character either represents an object name or how to obtain a value
envir
An environment where to look for value
Examples
none
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| mget_safe | R Documentation |
a safe version of mget, this allow input argument to be either a character of object name or a character of obtaining value, such as "a[['number']][[1]]"
Description
a safe version of mget, this allow input argument to be either a character of object name or a character of obtaining value, such as "a[['number']][[1]]"
Usage
mget_safe(text, envir)
Arguments
text |
A character either represents an object name or how to obtain a value |
envir |
An environment where to look for value |
Examples
none
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