Hello,
This is an R-syntax question when attempting to manipulate/access objects
when passed to a function.
I have a function attempting to just print values attached to an argument
object. For example,
printThis <- function(obj, parm2, parm3) {
print(obj.stuff1)
print(obj.stuff2)
}
where I've assigned stuff1 and stuff2 to the actual object passed as such
actualObject.stuff1 <- c("list","of","something")
actualObject.stuff2 <- c("list","of","something other thing")
printThis(actualObject) # actual call to the function above
But I'm getting the following error when calling the printThis method on
actualObject.
"object 'obj.stuff1' not found"
How do I access all objects attached to a variable. I think I'm
misunderstanding this "." (dot) where it's most likely just an acceptable
way of naming variables in R.
So what's the best way to create an object such that I can access what I've
assumed to be object properties?
Thanks,
Paul
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