.cstr_construct

Exported for custom constructor design. <code>.cstr_construct()</code> is basically a
naked <code>construct()</code>, without the checks, the style, the object post processing etc...

Prints code that can be used to recreate R objects. In a
sense it is similar to 'base::dput()' or 'base::deparse()' but
'constructive' strives to use idiomatic constructors.

Antoine Fabri

constructive

Display Idiomatic Code to Construct Most R Objects

Kirill Müller

Jacob Scott

.cstr_construct function

<dl><dt>x</dt>
<dd>An object, for <code>construct_multi()</code> a named list or an environment.</dd>
<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Constructive options built with the <code>opts_*()</code> family of functions. See the "Constructive options"
section below.</dd>
<dt>data</dt>
<dd>Named list or environment of objects we want to detect and mention by name (as opposed to
deparsing them further). Can also contain unnamed nested lists, environments, or
package names, in the latter case package exports and datasets will be considered.
In case of conflict, the last provided name is considered.</dd>
<dt>classes</dt>
<dd>A character vector of classes for which to use idiomatic
constructors when available, we can provide a package instead of all its
classes, in the "{pkg}" form, and we can use a minus sign (inside the quotes)
to exclude rather than include. By default we use idiomatic constructors
whenever possible. The special values <code>"*none*"</code> and <code>"*base*"</code> can be used
to restrict the idiomatic construction to the objects. See <code>construct_dput()</code>
and <code>construct_base()</code> for wrappers around this feature.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Generic for object code generation — .cstr_construct

<dl>

<dt>x</dt>
<dd>An object, for <code>construct_multi()</code> a named list or an environment.</dd>


<dt>...</dt>
<dd>Constructive options built with the <code>opts_*()</code> family of functions. See the "Constructive options"
section below.</dd>


<dt>data</dt>
<dd>Named list or environment of objects we want to detect and mention by name (as opposed to
deparsing them further). Can also contain unnamed nested lists, environments, or
package names, in the latter case package exports and datasets will be considered.
In case of conflict, the last provided name is considered.</dd>


<dt>classes</dt>
<dd>A character vector of classes for which to use idiomatic
constructors when available, we can provide a package instead of all its
classes, in the "{pkg}" form, and we can use a minus sign (inside the quotes)
to exclude rather than include. By default we use idiomatic constructors
whenever possible. The special values <code>"*none*"</code> and <code>"*base*"</code> can be used
to restrict the idiomatic construction to the objects. See <code>construct_dput()</code>
and <code>construct_base()</code> for wrappers around this feature.</dd>

</dl>

.cstr_construct: Generic for object code generation

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Usage

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