setGenerationContext: Set generation context.

Description

Use this function to set a generation context

Usage

setGenerationContext(replacementNumber_ui_1 = sample(0:3L, 1),
                      homogeneousTypeReplacement_b_1 = FALSE,
                      allowList_b_1 = TRUE,
                      forceList_b_1 = FALSE)

Value

A list containing all the provided arguments, accessible through names homogeneous_type, number_replacements, and allow_list.

Predefined variables named established_replacement_context and erc

hold most common definition cases. Very helpfull as it simplifies reuses and reduces code length.

Arguments

replacementNumber_ui_1: a single positive integer expressing the number of arguments to generate.
homogeneousTypeReplacement_b_1: A single boolean expressing willingness to replace chosen argument with same type arguments, or not. Useful when dealing with ....
allowList_b_1: a single boolean , expressing the desired result. When TRUE result is a list, a vector otherwise.
forceList_b_1: a single boolean , expressing the desire to get the result as a list.

Author

tools:::Rd_package_author("wyz.code.metaTesting")

Maintainer: tools:::Rd_package_maintainer("wyz.code.metaTesting")

Examples

Run this code

# a typical instanciation
egc <- list(
  setGenerationContext(homogeneous = TRUE),
  setGenerationContext(allowList = FALSE)
)

# uses predefined variable
print(erc$homo_vector[[2]])

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