opalr (version 1.4.1)

opal.assign: Data or expression assignment

Description

Assign a Opal table, or a R expression or a R object to a R symbol in the current R session.

Usage

opal.assign(
  opal,
  symbol,
  value,
  variables = NULL,
  missings = FALSE,
  identifiers = NULL,
  id.name = NULL,
  updated.name = NULL,
  async = FALSE
)

Arguments

opal

Opal object or list of opal objects.

symbol

Name of the R symbol.

value

The value to assign evaluated in the following order: a R expression, a function, a fully qualified name of a variable or a table in Opal or any other R object (data.frame, vector).

variables

List of variable names or Javascript expression that selects the variables of a table (ignored if value does not refere to a table). See javascript documentation: http://wiki.obiba.org/display/OPALDOC/Variable+Methods

missings

If TRUE, missing values will be pushed from Opal to R, default is FALSE. Ignored if value is an R expression.

identifiers

Name of the identifiers mapping to use when assigning entities to R (from Opal 2.0).

id.name

Add a vector with the given name representing the entity identifiers (from Opal 2.6). Default is NULL.

updated.name

Add a vector with the given name representing the creation and last update timestamps (from Opal 2.6). Default is NULL.

async

R script is executed asynchronously within the session (default is FALSE). If TRUE, the value returned is the ID of the command to look for (from Opal 2.1).

See Also

Other assignment functions: opal.assign.data(), opal.assign.resource(), opal.assign.script(), opal.assign.table.tibble(), opal.assign.table()

Examples

# NOT RUN {
o <- opal.login('administrator','password','https://opal-demo.obiba.org')
# assign a list of variables from table CNSIM1
opal.assign(o, symbol="D", value="datashield.CNSIM1", variables=list("GENDER","LAB_TSC"))
# assign all the variables matching 'LAB' from table HOP of opal object o
opal.assign(o, symbol="D", value="datashield.CNSIM1", variables="name().matches('LAB_')")
# assign a function and call it
opal.assign.script(o, 'hello', quote(function(x) { print(paste0('Hello ', x , '!'))}))
opal.execute(o, "hello('Mr Bean')")
# push an arbitrary data frame to the R server
#opal.assign(o, "D", mtcars)
# push an arbitrary vector to the R server
#opal.assign(o, "C", mtcars$cyl)
opal.logout(o)
# }