Description Usage Arguments Details Value Functions Examples
coo_single objects are tibble with exactly two columns named x and y.
Anything that can be turned should work.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | new_coo_single(x = tibble::tibble(x = double(), y = double()))
validate_coo_single(x)
coo_single(x)
is_coo_single(x)
is_coo_single1(x)
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You should use the helper coo_single, new_coo_single and validate_coo_single are for internal operations.
a coo_single object
new_coo_single: Constructor
validate_coo_single: Validator
coo_single: Helper
is_coo_single: Class tester
is_coo_single1: Class1 tester
1 2 3 | coo_single()
matrix(1:12, ncol=2) %>% coo_single()
list(x=1:2, y=3:4) %>% coo_single()
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