On 11-03-09 4:41 AM, Ivan Calandra wrote:
Hi,
There might be better solution, but I think this works (got it by
searching "source function" with RSiteSearch()):
attr(body(myPrint), "srcfile")
That's the right way, but it only works if srcrefs (debug information)
is kept. By default source() keeps it in interactive sessions, but
packages don't.
See ?options, in particular keep.source and keep.source.pkgs for details.
Duncan Murdoch
Here is the original answer:
http://finzi.psych.upenn.edu/Rhelp10/2010-February/227805.html
HTH,
Ivan
Le 3/9/2011 10:19, raymondowf a écrit :
Dear R experts,
I've written some functions in a few source files (such as main.R,
control.R ...).
After loading them into R, how do I retrieve which functions are loaded
from which source file?
For example:
main.R has functions: myPrint(), myScan()
control.R has functions: setPrinter(), setData()
After loading the sources (main.R and control.R) into R, I would want to
know that myPrint() and myScan are from main.R while the rest from control.R
Many thanks!!!
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