NMproject (version 0.6.9)

nm_getsetters: Functions to access and modify fields of nm objects

Description

The fields of an object can be viewed by printing the object. Each field has a corresponding function of the same name to access and modify it's value.

Usage

run_dir(m, text)
cmd(m, text)
type(m, text)
parent_run_id(m, text)
parent_run_in(m, text)
parent_ctl_name(m, text)
parent_results_dir(m, text)
unique_id(m, text)
ctl_name(m, text)
results_dir(m, text)
run_in(m, text)
run_id(m, text, update_ctl = FALSE)
result_files(m, text)
lst_path(m, text)

Value

The value of the specified field of m if text is missing. Otherwise an nm object with modified field.

Arguments

m

An nm object.

text

Optional character for replacing field. If present function will modify field (of same name as function) otherwise will return value of field (of same name as function).

update_ctl

Should NONMEM code be updated to reflect the new run_id. Assumes text is not missing. Default = FALSE.

Details

Easiest way to see all fields of an object is to type the object into the console and hit enter. This will display the value of each field.

The fundamental structure of all these functions is the same:

To access the value of a field: m %>% fieldname() or equivalently fieldname(m).

To modify the value of a field: m <- m %>% fieldname("newvalue")

Some fields like cmd are glue fields. In these cases inserting expressions inside braces in text will evaluate the expression (see examples).

The function lst_path() sets the expected location of the lst file and all output files relative to the run_in location.

Examples

# create example object m1 from package demo files
exdir <- system.file("extdata", "examples", "theopp", package = "NMproject")
m1 <- new_nm(run_id = "m1", 
             based_on = file.path(exdir, "Models", "ADVAN2.mod"),
             data_path = file.path(exdir, "SourceData", "THEOPP.csv"))


run_dir(m1)

m1 <- m1 %>% run_dir("{run_id}_dir")
run_dir(m1)


## set cmd field of m1
m1 <- m1 %>% cmd("execute {ctl_name} -dir={run_dir}")

m1 %>% cmd()
## displays "execute runm1.mod -dir=m1"

## can also view field when viewing object
m1