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# INCLUDES <- "web/graphics" | |
# FILETYPE <- "html" | |
# Upper case first letter of string | |
# This comes from the examples of some R function. | |
# | |
# @keyword internal | |
firstUpper <- function(s) { | |
paste(toupper(substring(s, 1,1)), substring(s, 2), sep="") | |
} | |
TopLevel <- proto(expr = { | |
find_all <- function(., only.documented = FALSE) { | |
names <- ls(pattern=paste("^", firstUpper(.$class()), "[A-Z].+", sep=""), parent.env(TopLevel)) | |
objs <- structure(lapply(names, get), names=names) | |
if (only.documented) objs <- objs[sapply(objs, function(x) get("doc", x))] | |
objs | |
} | |
find <- function(., name) { | |
fullname <- paste(firstUpper(.$class()), firstUpper(name), sep="") | |
if (!exists(fullname)) { | |
stop("No ", .$class(), " called ", name, call.=FALSE) | |
} | |
get(fullname) | |
} | |
my_name <- function(., prefix=TRUE) { | |
if (!prefix) return(.$objname) | |
paste(.$class(), .$objname, sep="_") | |
} | |
my_names <- function(.) .$my_name() | |
myName <- function(.) { | |
ps(firstUpper(.$class()), ps(firstUpper(strsplit(.$objname, "_")[[1]]))) | |
} | |
params <- function(.) { | |
param <- .$parameters() | |
if (length(param) == 0) return() | |
if(!exists("required_aes", .)) return(param) | |
aesthetics <- c(.$required_aes, names(.$default_aes())) | |
param[setdiff(names(param), aesthetics)] | |
} | |
}) | |
#' @S3method print proto | |
print.proto <- function(x, ...) x$pprint(...) | |
pprint <- function(x, ...) print(as.list(x), ...) | |
# name.proto <- function (...) { | |
# proto(print.proto = print.default, f = proto::name.proto)$f(...) | |
# } |
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