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Class containing the function and arguments to be applied in a lazy-execution framework.

Objects of this class are created using the CytoProcessingStep() function. The processing step is executed with the executeProcessingStep() function.

Usage

CytoProcessingStep(name = character(), FUN = character(), ARGS = list())

# S4 method for class 'CytoProcessingStep'
show(object)

executeProcessingStep(x, ...)

getCPSName(x)

getCPSFUN(x)

getCPSARGS(x)

# S3 method for class 'CytoProcessingStep'
as.list(x, ...)

as.json.CytoProcessingStep(x, pretty = FALSE)

from.json.CytoProcessingStep(jsonString)

Arguments

name

character denoting a name to the step, which can be different from the function name

FUN

function or character representing a function name.

ARGS

list of arguments to be passed along to FUN.

object

a CytoProcessingStep object.

x

a CytoProcessingStep object.

...

other arguments (not used)

pretty

formatting set-up (see jsonlite::toJSON doc)

jsonString

a character() containing a JSON string.

Value

The CytoProcessingStep function returns and object of type CytoProcessingStep.

Details

This object contains all relevant information of a data analysis processing step, i.e. the function and all of its arguments to be applied to the data.

Examples


## Create a simple processing step object
ps1 <- CytoProcessingStep("summing step", sum)

getCPSName(ps1)
#> [1] "summing step"

getCPSFUN(ps1)
#> function (..., na.rm = FALSE)  .Primitive("sum")

getCPSARGS(ps1)
#> list()

executeProcessingStep(ps1, 1:10)
#> [1] 55

as.list(ps1)
#> $name
#> [1] "summing step"
#> 
#> $FUN
#> [1] "sum"
#> 
#> $ARGS
#> list()
#> 

js_str <- as.json.CytoProcessingStep(ps1)

ps2 <- from.json.CytoProcessingStep(js_str)

identical(ps1, ps2)
#> [1] FALSE