fameCustomization

You can define two local functions, <code>fameLocalInit</code> and
  <code>fameLocalPath</code>, to customize some aspects of the FAME interface.
  
  <code>fameLocalInit</code>:  The first time one of the functions that
  interfaces with a Fame database is called, the internal function
  <code>fameStart</code> is called to initialize the HLI (Host Language
  Interface) and open a work database. After accomplishing that,
  <code>fameStart</code> checks to see if a function named
  <code>fameLocalInit</code> exists.  If so, it is called with no arguments
  immediately after opening the work database. <p></p><p>  <code>fameLocalPath</code>: The functions <code>getfame</code>, <code>putfame</code>,
  <code>fameWhats</code> and <code>fameWildlist</code> all take a string <code>db</code>
  argument to specify the database to open. The string is fed to the
  internal function <code>getFamePath</code> to find the database. If a
  function called <code>fameLocalPath</code> exists, <code>dbString</code> is
  checked against the value returned by <code>fameLocalPath(dbString)</code>.
  If they are not the same, the latter is returned.  Otherwise, the
  function returns <code>dbString</code> if it is a valid path to an existing
  readable file, or <code>NULL</code> if it is not.</p>

database

Includes FAME storage and retrieval function, as well as functions and S3 classes for time indexes and time indexed series, which are compatible with FAME frequencies.

fameCustomization: Local Customization of the Fame Interface

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