Package 'magicfor'

Check whether for() is magicalized or not

Description

Check whether for() is magicalized or not

Usage

is_magicalized(envir = parent.frame())

Arguments

envir

environment

Value

TRUE if for() is magicalized.

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Magicalize for()

Description

Magicalize for()

Usage

magic_for(func = put, progress = FALSE, test = FALSE, silent = FALSE,
  temporary = FALSE, max_object_size = 1 * MB)

Arguments

func	function name. The target function for magicalization.
progress	logical. If TRUE, show progress bar.
test	logical or a number. If TRUE or a number, limit iteration times to it.
silent	logical. If TRUE, do not execute func. Usually, func is print something.
temporary	logical. If TRUE, once run for(), free magicalization.
max_object_size	a number. Prevent to store large iterator. Default to 1 MB.

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Free magicalizetion and clear the result

Description

Free magicalizetion and clear the result

Usage

magic_free()

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Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a list

Description

Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a list

Usage

magic_result()

Value

list

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Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a data.frame

Description

Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a data.frame

Usage

magic_result_as_dataframe(iter = TRUE)

Arguments

iter	logical. Include iterator into the result.

Value

data.frame

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Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a vector

Description

Get values stored by magicalized for loops as a vector

Usage

magic_result_as_vector()

Value

vector

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Print values

Description

Print values

Usage

put(..., envir = parent.frame())

Arguments

...	values
envir	environment

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