groupVecExtValid
groupVec Extended Class Validation
Description
Checks the validity for classes that extend the groupVec class.
Usage
groupVecExtValid(object, names, classes, checkrest = FALSE)
Arguments
object |
the object to be validated.
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names |
a character vector containing correct column names.
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classes |
a character vector containing correct column classes.
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checkrest |
a logical value. If TRUE (the default), checks that the non-groupVec
slots have length <= 1.
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Details
This function checks to see whether an object is a valid
groupVec
extending object. These are the steps in this process:
- The groupVecValid function is called to verify that object is a valid
groupVec object.
- The column names in the names slot of object are
checked against the names argument, and the column classes in
the classes slot of object are checked against the classes
argument.
- If checkrest is true, the groupVecNonVec function is called to
check whether the non-groupVec slots of object have length
<= 1.
Value
returns TRUE if object is valid; otherwise returns a descriptive string.
See Also
Examples
setClass("myclass", representation(a = "numeric"), contains="groupVec",
prototype=prototype(names="nums", classes="numeric",
columns=list(numeric(0)), a=numeric(0)))
setValidity("myclass",
function(object) groupVecExtValid(object, "nums", "numeric", FALSE))
obj <- new("myclass")
obj@a <- 1:5
validObject(obj)
groupVecExtValid(obj, "nums", "numeric", TRUE)