Em Qua 16 Nov 2005 11:30, jim holtman escreveu:
> What do you mean by 'abort'? Does an 'error' occur that you want to catch?
> If so, look at 'try'. Otherwise if it is testable, then just test for the
> condition and restart.
>
Hi,
this is not a real error, is a situation whitout a resolution.
Is, I try to test the condition and restart, but how to restart all?
Matthias suggest the use of initialize, I dont undertande how to use this.
I try this:
myfunction <- function(...) {
## Init of function
...
for(i in test) {
...
while(j <= test2) {
...
test3 <- make a test
if(test3 == error) {
myfunction(...)
}
}
}
}
This is the best way to make this?
In this case I need to put all arguments initialized in function(...) on the
myfunction(...) .
Thanks
Ronaldo
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