bru_log
objectsAccess method for bru_log
objects.
Note: Up to version 2.8.0
, bru_log()
was a deprecated alias for bru_log_message()
.
When running on 2.8.0
or earlier, use bru_log_get()
to access the global
log, and cat(fit$bru_iinla$log, sep = "\n")
to print a stored estimation object log.
After version 2.8.0
, use bru_log()
to access the global log, and
bru_log(fit)
to access a stored estimation log.
bru_log(x = NULL, verbosity = NULL)# S3 method for character
bru_log(x, verbosity = NULL)
# S3 method for bru_log
bru_log(x, verbosity = NULL)
# S3 method for iinla
bru_log(x, verbosity = NULL)
# S3 method for bru
bru_log(x, verbosity = NULL)
# S3 method for bru_log
print(x, ..., timestamp = TRUE, verbosity = FALSE)
# S3 method for bru_log
as.character(x, ...)
# S3 method for bru_log
[(x, i)
# S3 method for bru_log
c(...)
# S3 method for bru_log
length(x)
bru_log
A bru_log
object, containing a
character vector of log messages, and potentially a vector of bookmarks.
An object that is, contains, or can be converted to,
a bru_log
object. If NULL
, refers to the global inlabru
log.
integer value for limiting the highest verbosity level being returned.
further arguments passed to or from other methods.
If TRUE
, include the timestamp of each message. Default TRUE
.
indices specifying elements to extract. If character
, denotes
the sequence between bookmark i
and the next bookmark (or the end of the
log if i
is the last bookmark)
print(bru_log)
: Print a bru_log
object with cat(x, sep = "\n")
.
If verbosity
is TRUE
, include the verbosity level of each message.
as.character(bru_log)
: Convert bru_log
object to a plain character
vector
[
: Extract a subset of a bru_log
object
c(bru_log)
: Concatenate several bru_log
or character
objects
into a bru_log
object.
length(bru_log)
: Obtain the number of log entries
into a bru_log
object.
bru_log()
: Extract stored log messages. If non-NULL
, the verbosity
argument
determines the maximum verbosity level of the messages to extract.
Other inlabru log methods:
bru_log_bookmark()
,
bru_log_message()
,
bru_log_new()
,
bru_log_offset()
,
bru_log_reset()
bru_log(verbosity = 2L)
print(bru_log(), timestamp = TRUE, verbosity = TRUE)
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