create_s3_method.Rd
create_s3_method
creates a method that applies NextMethod
but that also keeps additional
attributes (such as class).
create_s3_print
creates a print method.
create_s3_method(generic = NULL, object = NULL) create_s3_print(fun, ...)
generic, object | as described for |
---|---|
fun | Function to transform object before print
(probably |
... | additional arguments passed to print method |
S3-method.
Don't forget to also create for example a data.frame method by
as.data.frame.xxx <- as.data.frame.vector
a <- structure(1:10, class = c("b", "numeric")) a[3] # Normal subsetting makes a loose its attributes#> [1] 3`[.b` <- create_s3_method("[") print.b <- create_s3_print(as.numeric) a[3] # attributes preserved even if we can't see them#> [1] 3 #> attr(,"class") #> [1] "b" "numeric"#> 'b' int 3