| guiObjBrowse {svGUI} | R Documentation |
These functions provide features required to implement a complete object browser in the GUI client.
guiObjBrowse(id = "default", env.name = NULL, pos = NULL, all.names = NULL,
pattern = NULL, group = NULL, regenerate = FALSE)
guiObjClear(id)
guiObjDir()
guiObjList(id = "default", env.name = NULL, pos = 1, all.names = FALSE,
pattern = "", group = "", path = NULL, compare = TRUE)
guiObjMenu(id = "default", selobject, objects, envir, path = NULL)
guiObjSearch(path = NULL, compare = TRUE)
id |
The id of the object browser (you can run several ones concurrently) |
env.name |
The name of the environment |
pos |
The position in the search path |
all.names |
Do we display all names (including hidden variables starting with '.')? |
pattern |
A pattern to match for selecting variables |
group |
A group to filter |
regenerate |
Do we force to regenerate the information? |
path |
The path where to write a temporary file with the requested information |
compare |
If compare == TRUE, result is compared with last cached value and the client is updated only if something changed |
selobject |
The current selection in the object browser |
objects |
A list with selected items in the object browser |
envir |
The currently selected environment in the object browser |
guiObjBrowse do the horsework. guiObjDir gets the temporary directory where exchange files are stored.
guiObjList lists objects in a given workspace. guiObjSearch lists the search path.
guiObjClear clears any reference to a given object browser. guiObjMenu computes a context menu for a given object.
Depending on the function, a list, a string, or a reference to an external, temporary file where data is written.
Philippe Grosjean (phgrosjean@sciviews.org)
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