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Dictionary: Dictionary R6 Object

Description

Provides a simple key-value interface based on R6.

Arguments

Active bindings

keys

[character()]
Available keys.

alias

[list()]
Available keys per alias value.

Methods

Method new()

Initializing a new Dictionary object.

Usage

Dictionary$new(
  key_name,
  alias_name = NULL,
  value_names = character(),
  value_assert = alist(),
  allow_overwrite = TRUE,
  keys_reserved = character(),
  alias_choices = NULL,
  dictionary_name = NULL
)

Arguments

key_name

[character(1)]
The name for the key variable.

alias_name

[NULL | character(1)]
Optionally the name for the alias variable.

value_names

[character(0)]
The names of the values connected to a key.

value_assert

[alist(1)]
For each element in value_names, values_assert can have an identically named element of the form checkmate::assert_*(...), where ... can be any argument for the assertion function except for the x argument.

allow_overwrite

[logical(1)]
Allow overwriting existing keys with new values? Duplicate keys are never allowed.

keys_reserved

[character()]
Names that must not be used as keys.

alias_choices

[NULL or character()]
Optionally possible values for the alias. Can also be NULL, then all alias values are allowed.

dictionary_name

[NULL or character()]
Optionally the name for the dictionary.

Method add()

Adding an element to the dictionary.

Usage

Dictionary$add(...)

Arguments

...

Values for

  • the key variable key_name (must be a single character),

  • the alias variable alias_name (optionally, must then be a character vector),

  • all the variables specified for value_names (if any, they must comply to the value_assert checks).

Method get()

Getting elements from the dictionary.

Usage

Dictionary$get(key, value = NULL)

Arguments

key

[character(1)]
A value for the key variable key_name. Use the $keys method for available keys.

value

[NULL | character(1)]
One of the elements in value_names, selecting the required value. Can also be NULL (default) for all values connected to the key, returned as a list.

Method remove()

Removing elements from the dictionary (and associated alias, if any).

Usage

Dictionary$remove(key)

Arguments

key

[character(1)]
A value for the key variable key_name. Use the $keys method for available keys.

Method print()

Printing details of the dictionary.

Usage

Dictionary$print()

See Also

Other package helpers: Storage, identical_structure(), input_check_response(), match_arg(), package_logo(), print_matrix(), renv_development_packages(), system_information(), unexpected_error(), user_confirm()

Examples

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