Hi,
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My name is
Eva and this is my first message here. My English is not very good, but I hope
you can understand my question, in the context of an academic project.
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I have
developed several functions in R and the
idea is that the user can access functions in order to:
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1)Â Â Â Â Â
Alter
parameters in relation with data and type of analysis.
2)Â Â Â Â Â
Run
statistical analysis (Text and pdf files with results will be generated).
3)Â Â Â Â Â
View
the value of the most important parameters.
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All the
parameters I need are stored in a list object, and this list is used in all the
functions along the cycle performed by the user, but I would like the user does
not need to pass the name of the list as argument when he/she runs the different
functions, so I think I need to treat the list as a global variable.
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Firstly, I
used the global assignment operator (â<<-â); secondly, I used âgetâ and
âassignâ
functions and even I used a new.env() in order to use a new environment
exclusively for my list. However, when I try to build a package with all my
functions I donât reach this end, because of an error in parse process.
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My question
for you is the following: taking into account that my end is to build a
package, what can I do with this âglobalâ list?. How can I treat it?.
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Thanks in
advance.
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Regards,
Eva
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