make.coco {CoCoCore} | R Documentation |
Make a CoCo object.
make.coco(n = 65536, p = 65536, q = 1024, r = 65536, s = 65536, ss = 65536, t = 65536, uniq.title = FALSE, title = FALSE, type = 1, location = c(700, 550), manager = TRUE, silent = FALSE, sh.lib.name = NULL, ...) make.cococg(n = 65536, p = 65536, q = 1024, r = 65536, s = 65536, ss = 65536, t = 65536, uniq.title = FALSE, title = FALSE, location = c(700, 550), manager = TRUE, silent = FALSE, sh.lib.name = NULL)
n |
See coco.init . |
p |
See coco.init . |
q |
See coco.init . |
r |
See coco.init . |
s |
See coco.init . |
ss |
See coco.init . |
t |
See coco.init . |
uniq.title |
Logical, if uniq.title is TRUE
then it is assumed that the title
can be used as a unique key of the CoCo object. |
title |
See coco.init . |
type |
See coco.init . |
location |
See coco.init . |
manager |
See coco.init . |
silent |
See coco.init . |
sh.lib.name |
See coco.load . |
... |
Additional arguments. |
The distributed source code is only able to handle one concurrent
CoCo object. Use endCoCo
.
Jens Henrik Badsberg
Badsberg, J.H.: Xlisp+CoCo, Aalborg University, 1996.