This documentation attempts to describe arguments to make assertions
on arguments. In order to prevent confusion, it is imperative to develop some
terminology up front. We will use function argument to refer to an argument
of the function for which we are conducting assertions. We will use
assertion argument to refer to arguments to pass to the assertion function
being applied to a function argument. Lastly, we will use massert argument
to refer to arguments to massert
massert(formula, fun, ..., fixed = list())A one sided formula naming the arguments on which the assertion will be performed.
An assertion function to perform.
Additional lists. Each argument provided is a named list of assertion
arguments. The name of each element in a list should match the name of a
function argument. lower = list(var1 = 0, var2 = 10) sets
the assertion argument lower = 0 for function argument
var1; and sets the assertion argument lower = 10 for
function argument var2. The massert arguments in ...
may themselves be named or unnamed.
A named list of arguments that are fixed across all assertions.
Benjamin Nutter
Only one assert function may be utilized in each call to massert.
This allows for all numeric variables to be checked in one call, all logical
variables to be checked in a subsequent call, etc.