R: Permissive or Strict RxODE syntax options

rxPermissive {RxODE}

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Permissive or Strict RxODE syntax options

Description

This sets the RxODE syntax to be permissive or strict

Usage

rxPermissive(
  expr,
  silent = .isTestthat(),
  respect = FALSE,
  cran = FALSE,
  on.validate = FALSE,
  test = NULL
)

rxStrict(
  expr,
  silent = .isTestthat(),
  respect = FALSE,
  cran = FALSE,
  on.validate = FALSE
)

Arguments

`expr`	Expression to evaluate in the permissive/strict environment. If unspecified, set the options for the current environment.
`silent`	when true, also silence the syntax errors and interactive output (useful in testing).
`respect`	when TRUE, respect any options that are specified. This is called at startup, but really should not be called elsewhere, otherwise the options are not changed.
`cran`	When specified and true, run on CRAN. Otherwise it is skipped on CRAN.
`on.validate`	When TRUE run only when validating.
`test`	When specified as a string, the enclosed test is skipped unless the environmental variable "rxTest" equals this value.

Author(s)

Matthew L. Fidler

[Package RxODE version 0.9.2-0 Index]