It is perhaps worth mentioning in this context that in the R language,
functions and language components (like formulas, expressions, etc.)
are full first class objects -- which means basically that they can be
treated like any data object: e.g. passed as arguments to a function,
returned as values
On Sun, Nov 28, 2010 at 5:53 AM, Ira Sharenow wrote:
> Hi. I am new to R and facing a problem that I cannot solve.
>
> I am writing some basic functions. Then I would like to have a master
> function that allows me to call one of the functions which I created, but I
> cannot figure out how to do
Hi,
Your function fails for a number of reasons. One of them is your
comparison (use browser() to see what is the value taken by f in your
function). Also, n, mean, min and max could not be extracted from ...
with your construction.
Here's my suggestion,
randomIra = function(f="runif", ...){
swi
Hi. I am new to R and facing a problem that I cannot solve.
I am writing some basic functions. Then I would like to have a master function
that allows me to call one of the functions which I created, but I cannot
figure out how to do so.
Below is an example. The functions rnormIra and run
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