Problem with a global variable
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On Dec 4, 2007 12:51 AM, Thomas L Jones, PhD <jones3745 at verizon.net> wrote:
From: Thomas Jones I have several user-defined functions. As is standard practice, I am defining a logical vector named idebug in order to control debugging printouts. For example, if idebug [1] has the value TRUE, such-and-such debugging printouts are enabled. After the function works, some or all of the debugging printouts can be inhibited. idebug is a global variable; otherwise, it would have to be moved around with function arguments in a way which is clunky and hard to get right. However, I am getting an error message. This message was emitted during the loading of the program and is NOT inside any function. Or perhaps idebug wants a special slot on the search path. -------------------------------------------------------------------
debug_l <- 5 # length of debug vector idebug <<- logical (5) idebug [1] <<- TRUE
Error in idebug[1] <<- TRUE : object "idebug" not found
[snip] --------------------------------------------------------------- Your advice? Tom Jones
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