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I want to determine whether an object exists inside a function in R:
我想确定一个对象是否存在于R中的函数内:
foo <- function() {
y <- "hello"
if (exists(y, envir = sys.frame())) print(y)
}
foo()
Error in exists(y, envir = sys.frame()) : invalid first argument
存在错误(y,envir = sys.frame()):第一个参数无效
I thought adding the envir = sys.frame()
would do the trick. Also tried envir = environment()
我以为添加envir = sys.frame()就可以了。还试过envir = environment()
Expected
预期
foo()
"hello"
1 个解决方案
#1
5
You should have checked ?exists
:
你应该检查?存在:
Usage:
exists(x, where = -1, envir = , frame, mode = "any",
inherits = TRUE)
Arguments:
x: a variable name (given as a character string).
Do exists("y")
存在(“y”)
#1
5
You should have checked ?exists
:
你应该检查?存在:
Usage:
exists(x, where = -1, envir = , frame, mode = "any",
inherits = TRUE)
Arguments:
x: a variable name (given as a character string).
Do exists("y")
存在(“y”)