call.coco {CoCoCore}R Documentation

Call CoCo

Description

Internal CoCoCore functions: The single interface function to CoCo.

Usage

call.coco(code, sub.code = 0, 
          arg.char = "", arg.long = NULL, arg.double = NULL, 
          object = .current.coco, char.ok = FALSE, type = NULL)

call.coco.message(code, sub.code = 0, 
                  arg.char = "", arg.long = NULL, arg.double = NULL, 
                  object = .current.coco)

Arguments

code Numeric, between 1 and 255.
sub.code Numeric.
arg.char A character string. The argument arg.char should be long enough for returned values.
arg.long A vector of integers. The argument arg.long should be long enough for returned values.
arg.double A vector of reals. The argument arg.double should be long enough for returned values.
object See endCoCo.
char.ok Logical, if char.ok then R should be able to call CoCo with strings.
type Integer, type is 1 for CoCo objects, 2 for CoCoCg objects.

Details

These functions are not to be called by the user.

Note

call.coco is called in call.coco.chars, call.coco.longs, call.coco.message, call.coco.reals, call.coco.simple, coco.enter.all, coco.init, coco.replace.all, coco.resume, coco.simple.command, coco.string.double, coco.string.model, endCoCo, cutpoints, .enter.double.list, .plotCoCo, .set.switch, editModel, enterNames, enterQlist, enterQtable, enterTwoLists, isSubmodel, propertyModel, propertySet, returnDeviance, returnEdges, returnNcells, returnTable, returnTest, showTable, and summaryTable.

call.coco.message is called in cutpoints, or.reject.cases, or.select.cases, redefine.factor, reject.cases, select.cases, .enter.n.interactions, and enterModel.

Author(s)

Jens Henrik Badsberg

References

Badsberg, J.H.: Xlisp+CoCo, Aalborg University, 1996.

See Also

coco.init.


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