is_catchr_plan

<p>Currently, this function just checks whether a list was made via
<code><a rd-options="=make_plans" href="/link/make_plans()?package=catchr&version=0.2.31&to=%3Dmake_plans" data-mini-rdoc="=make_plans::make_plans()">make_plans()</a></code>. It does so simply by looking at the class of the list.  
In the future, catchr plans may become more complicated and this will become a more useful part of the API.</p>

R has a unique way of dealing with warnings, errors, messages,
and other conditions, but it can often be troublesome to users coming
from different programming backgrounds. The purpose of this package is
to provide flexible and useful tools for handling R conditions with
less hassle. In order to lower the barrier of entry, keep code clean
and readable, and reduce the amount of typing required, `catchr` uses
a very simple domain-specific language that simplifies things on the
front-end.
This package aims to maintain a continuous learning curve that lets new
users jump straight in to condition-handling, while simultaneously
offering depth and complexity for more advanced users.

Zachary Burchill

catchr

Taking the Pain Out of Catching and Handling Conditions

is_catchr_plan function

<p>Currently, this function just checks whether a list was made via
<code><a rd-options='=make_plans' href='make_plans()'>make_plans()</a></code>. It does so simply by looking at the class of the list.  
In the future, catchr plans may become more complicated and this will become a more useful part of the API.</p>

is_catchr_plan: Check if list is a catchr plan

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