Please provide complete examples that include test drivers.
Here is main.fun reworked to eliminate the error in the arg
list and also changing the environment of aux.fun:
main.fun <- function(aux.fun, dat) {
x <- 1
environment(aux.fun) <- environment()
aux.fun()
}
aux.fun.one <- function
Rene,
What you have below does not make much sense. You have not provided a
definition for fun.dat() nor have you given an example with which to run
any of your functions.
The issue you raise about passing 'dat variable as a parameter as it can
get pretty large' is not an issue.
Observ
What's wrong with explicitly passing the variables as arguments to the function?
aux.fun.one <- function(dat, x){
median(dat) - x
}
Hadley
On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 11:50 AM, René Holst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't quite figured out how I can change the environment of a function.
> I ha
I haven't quite figured out how I can change the environment of a function.
I have a main function and want to use different auxillary functions, which I
supply as parameter (or names). What I want to do is something like this:
main.fun=function(aux.fun,dat){
x <- 1
fun.dat()
}
aux.fun.one
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