.parseModulePartial: Parse and initialize a module

Description

Internal function, used during simInit().

Usage

.parseModulePartial(sim, modules, filename, defineModuleElement, envir = NULL)
# S4 method for missing,missing,character,character
.parseModulePartial(filename, defineModuleElement, envir)
# S4 method for simList,list,missing,character
.parseModulePartial(sim, modules, defineModuleElement, envir = NULL)
.parseModule(
  sim,
  modules,
  userSuppliedObjNames = NULL,
  envir = NULL,
  notOlderThan,
  ...
)
# S4 method for simList,list
.parseModule(
  sim,
  modules,
  userSuppliedObjNames = NULL,
  envir = NULL,
  notOlderThan,
  ...
)

Value

.parseModulePartial extracts just the individual element requested from the module. This can be useful if parsing the whole module would cause an error.

A simList simulation object.

Arguments

sim: A simList simulation object.
modules: A list of modules with a logical attribute "parsed".
filename: The filename of the module to be parsed.
defineModuleElement: Character string indicating which of the list elements in defineModule should be extracted
envir: Optional environment in which to store parsed code. This may be useful if the same file is being parsed multiple times. This function will check in that environment for the parsed file before parsing again. If the envir is transient, then this will have no effect.
userSuppliedObjNames: Character string (or NULL, the default) indicating the names of objects that user has passed into simInit via objects or inputs. If all module inputObject dependencies are provided by user, then the .inputObjects code will be skipped.
notOlderThan: Passed to Cache that may be used for .inputObjects function call.
...: All simInit parameters.

Author

Eliot McIntire

Alex Chubaty and Eliot McIntire