constants
In rbsa: Ancillary Functions for R Programming

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Just a list of constants. Each constant is defined with a name, a definition and a value. The initial values can be modified by the user. Some specifies the way the rbsa calculations and displays are made. Values definitions and names can be obtained with the function display8k.
An important role of the constant is to drive the behavior of many functions through rbsa0$monitor$v which is itself a rbsa constant.

It is a named list, one component for each constant. A named sublist is associated to each constant with two components: $d for the definition and $v for the value. Be aware that the value can be any object (vector, list, matrix, function,...)

A list see the details for the description.

rbsa7list9 display8k

 
  print(display8k(rbsa0,"names")); 
  print(display8k(rbsa0)); 
  print(display8k(rbsa0$monitor$v,"names")); 
  print(display8k(rbsa0$monitor$v)); 
  str(rbsa0$monitor$v);