rscala (version 1.0.6)

intpSettings: Changes the runtime behavior of an embedded interpreter.

Description

This function either: i. modifies the runtime behavior of an interpreter for arguments that are not null or ii. when the only supplied argument is an interpreter instance, the current values of the settings are given. The values set here can be superceeded by optional arguments in particular function calls.

Usage

intpSettings(interpreter, debug=NULL, interpolate=NULL, length.one.as.vector=NULL,
             quiet=NULL)

Arguments

interpreter

An interpreter from an interpreter constructor (i.e. scalaInterpreter).

debug

A logical vector of length one setting the debugging status. This option is meant only for developers of the package itself and not intended for users of the package.

interpolate

A logical vector of length one setting the default behavior when a character vector is passed to the interpreter. If TRUE, the interpreter will call strintrplt on the supplied code before r

length.one.as.vector

A logical vector of length one providing the default behavior when setting an Rvector of length one. If TRUE, setting a vector of length one in the interpreter will result in an array of length one. If FALSE, setting a vector o

quiet

A logical vector of length one setting whether console output from the interpreter should be displayed. The default behavior set here can be overridden for a particular function call.

See Also

scalaInterpreter, intpEval, intpSet, intpGet, intpDef, strintrplt