Hello,
I read the section "Tidying R Code" in "Writing R Extension" and tried to
tidy some of my class-definitions. ("Tidying R Code" doesn't mention
classes, just functions)
When I procede as follows in R 1.8.1
>
> options(keep.source = FALSE)
> source("myclass.R")
> dump(ls(all = TRUE), file = "new.myclass.R")
>
to tidy the class definition
>
> setClass("myclass", representation(a = "numeric", b = "numeric"))
>
the resulting code below in my opinion is by no ways more readable
and even worse, the file new.myclass.R produces a parsing error
if is read in via source or when pasted into the R process.
Is there someone working on this issue? Or is this irrelevant?
Best regards,
Thomas Stabla
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Code produced by dump:
".__C__myclass" <-
structure(list(), slots = structure(list(a = "numeric", b = "numeric"),
.Names = c("a",
"b")), contains = list(), virtual = FALSE, prototype = structure(list(), a
`, access = list(), className = structure("myclass", package =
".GlobalEnv"), package = ".GlobalEnv", subclasses = list(),
versionKey = <pointer: 0x401e5bc0>, sealed = FALSE, class =
"classRepresentation")
NULL= numeric(0), b = numeric(0)), validity = `
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