[[ and $ operators provide "shortcuts" for accessing
objects in the simulation environment.
I.e., instead of using envir(sim)$object or envir(sim)[["object"]],
one can simply use sim$object or sim[["object"]].
objs(x, ...)
"objs"(x, ...)
objs(x) <- value
"objs"(x) <- value
"[["(x, i, j, ..., drop)
"[["(x, i) <- value
"$"(x, name)
"$"(x, name) <- valuesimList object from which to extract element(s) or
in which to replace element(s).i.i.name.simList environment.
objs can take ... arguments passed to ls,
allowing, e.g. all.names=TRUE
objs<- requires takes a named list of values to be assigned in
the simulation envirment.
SpaDES, specifically the section 1.2.1 on Simulation Parameters.Other functions to access elements of a simList object: .addDepends,
doEvent.checkpoint, envir,
events, globals,
inputs, ls.simList,
ls.str.simList, modules,
packages, params,
paths, progressInterval,
times