| Args {svIDE} | R Documentation |
Args() displays function arguments in a better way than args() does. It is primarily intended for code tips in GUIs.
Args(name, only.args = FALSE) CallTip(code, only.args = FALSE, location = FALSE)
name |
A string with the name of a function |
code |
A fraction of R code ending with the name of a function, eventually followed by '(' |
only.args |
Do we return only arguments of the function (arg1, arg2 = TRUE, ...),
or the full call, like (myfun(arg1, arg2 = TRUE, ...)). |
location |
{ If TRUE then the location (in which package the function resides) is appended to the calltip between square brackets }
A string with the calling syntax of the function
Args() is supposed to display S3/S4 methods, and primitives
adequately,... but this is not implemented yet in the current version!
Philippe Grosjean <phgrosjean@sciviews.org>
Args("ls")
CallTip("myvar <- lm(")