Thank you Thomas,
Because of the error message, I focused only on get()... My bad!
Ivan
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Hi Ivan,
ls() inside a function gives you the variables in the local scope. If you want
to get the variables defined in the global scope you need to tell ls() that.
Check the difference between these three functions:
> foo <- function() ls()
> foo()
Returns character(0) because there are no
Dear useRs,
For an interactive use, I am trying to write a function that looks for
all data.frames and lists in the environment and ask the user to select
one of them. I then run some operations on this object.
This is what I am trying:
foo <- function(){
df.list <- ls()[sapply(ls(), fun
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