try_get | R Documentation |
The function is used as a fail-safe if your R code sometimes works and sometimes doesn't, usually because it depends on a resource that may be temporarily unavailable. It tries to evaluate the expression 'max_tries' times. If all the attempts fail, it throws an error; if not, the evaluated expression is returned.
try_get(expr, max_tries = 5, error_message = "", retry_message = "Retrying...")
expr |
The expression to be evaluated. |
max_tries |
The maximum number of attempts to evaluate the expression before giving up. Default is set to 5. |
error_message |
a string, additional custom error message you would like to be displayed when an error occurs. |
retry_message |
a string, a message displayed when a new try to evaluate the expression would be attempted. |
This function returns the evaluated expression if successful, otherwise it throws an error if all attempts are unsuccessful.
f <- function() {
value <- runif(1, min = 0, max = 1)
if (value > 0.5) {
message("value is larger than 0.5")
return(value)
} else {
stop("value is smaller than 0.5")
}
}
f_evaluated <- try_get(expr = f())
print(f_evaluated)
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