SClassExtension-class | R Documentation |
An object from this class represents a single ‘is’ relationship; lists of these objects are used to represent all the extensions (superclasses) and subclasses for a given class. The object contains information about how the relation is defined and methods to coerce, test, and replace correspondingly.
Objects from this class are generated by setIs
,
from direct calls and from the contains=
information in a call to setClass
, and from class unions created by setClassUnion
.
In the last case, the information is stored in defining the subclasses of the union class (allowing unions to contain sealed classes).
subClass
, superClass
:The classes being
extended: corresponding to the from
, and to
arguments to setIs
.
package
:The package to which that class belongs.
coerce
:A function to carry out the as() computation
implied by the relation. Note that these functions should
not be used directly. They only deal with the
strict=TRUE
calls to the as
function, with
the full method constructed from this mechanically.
test
:The function that would test whether the
relation holds. Except for explicitly specified test
arguments to setIs
, this function is trivial.
replace
:The method used to implement as(x,
Class) <- value
.
simple
:A "logical"
flag, TRUE
if this
is a simple relation, either because one class is contained in the
definition of another, or because a class has been explicitly
stated to extend a virtual class. For simple extensions, the
three methods are generated automatically.
by
:If this relation has been constructed transitively, the first intermediate class from the subclass.
dataPart
:A "logical"
flag, TRUE
if
the extended class is in fact the data part of the subclass. In
this case the extended class is a basic class (i.e., a type).
distance
:The distance between the two classes, 1 for directly contained classes, plus the number of generations between otherwise.
No methods defined with class "SClassExtension"
in the
signature.
is
,
as
, and the
classRepresentation
class.
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