Environment in which the option is defined.
Default is suitable for use inside your package.
Details
Environment variables are always defined as character strings.
In order to return consistent values the following conversions are applied:
If they contain a ";" they are split into a vector using ";" as the
delimiter.
If the class of the default value is not character, the value is converted
to the same class using the naive as.{class} function. E.g. conversions to
numeric are done with as.numeric().
These conversions are simple in nature and will not cover advanced cases, but
we should try to keep our options this simple.