| names<-,rule,character-method {validate} | R Documentation |
Extract or set names
When setting names, values are recycled and made unique with
make.names
Get names from confrontation object
## S4 replacement method for signature 'rule,character' names(x) <- value ## S4 method for signature 'expressionset' names(x) ## S4 replacement method for signature 'expressionset,character' names(x) <- value ## S4 method for signature 'confrontation' names(x)
x |
An R object |
value |
Value to set |
A character vector
Other expressionset-methods:
as.data.frame,expressionset-method,
as.data.frame(),
created(),
description(),
label(),
meta(),
origin(),
plot,validator-method,
summary(),
variables(),
voptions()
Other validation-methods:
aggregate,validation-method,
all,validation-method,
any,validation-method,
barplot,validation-method,
check_that(),
compare(),
confront(),
event(),
plot,validation-method,
sort,validation-method,
summary(),
validation-class,
values()
# retrieve properties v <- validator(turnover > 0, staff.costs>0) # number of rules in v: length(v) # per-rule created(v) origin(v) names(v) # set properties names(v)[1] <- "p1" label(v)[1] <- "turnover positive" description(v)[1] <- " According to the official definition, only positive values can be considered valid turnovers. " # short description is also printed: v # print all info for first rule v[[1]] # retrieve properties v <- validator(turnover > 0, staff.costs>0) # number of rules in v: length(v) # per-rule created(v) origin(v) names(v) # set properties names(v)[1] <- "p1" label(v)[1] <- "turnover positive" description(v)[1] <- " According to the official definition, only positive values can be considered valid turnovers. " # short description is also printed: v # print all info for first rule v[[1]]