Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Update an Object to Its Current Class Definition
1 2 | ## S4 method for signature 'bcbioSingleCell'
updateObject(object)
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object |
Object to be updated for Object for slot information to be extracted from for
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Updating objects is primarily useful when an object has been serialized (e.g., stored to disk) for some time (e.g., months), and the class definition has in the mean time changed. Because of the changed class definition, the serialized instance is no longer valid.
updateObject
requires that the class of the returned object be
the same as the class of the argument object
, and that the
object is valid (see validObject
). By default,
updateObject
has the following behaviors:
updateObject(ANY, ..., verbose=FALSE)
By default, updateObject
uses heuristic methods to determine
whether the object should be the ‘new’ S4 type (introduced in R 2.4.0),
but is not. If the heuristics indicate an update is required,
the updateObjectFromSlots
function tries to update the
object. The default method returns the original S4 object or the
successfully updated object, or issues an error if an update is
required but not possible.
The optional named argument verbose
causes a message to be
printed describing the action.
Arguments ...
are passed to updateObjectFromSlots
.
updateObject(list, ..., verbose=FALSE)
Visit each element in list
, applying
updateObject(list[[elt]], ..., verbose=verbose)
.
updateObject(environment, ..., verbose=FALSE)
Visit each element in environment
, applying
updateObject(environment[[elt]], ..., verbose=verbose)
updateObject(formula, ..., verbose=FALSE)
Do nothing; the environment of the formula may be too general
(e.g., R_GlobalEnv
) to attempt an update.
updateObject(envRefClass, ..., verbose=FALSE)
Attempt to update objects from fields using a strategy like
updateObjectFromSlots
Method 1.
updateObjectFromSlots(object, objclass=class(object), ...,
verbose=FALSE)
is a utility function that identifies the intersection
of slots defined in the object
instance and objclass
definition. Under Method 1, the corresponding elements in
object
are then updated (with updateObject(elt, ...,
verbose=verbose)
) and used as arguments to a call to new(class,
...)
, with ...
replaced by slots from the original
object. If this fails, then Method 2 tries new(class)
and
assigns slots of object
to the newly created instance.
getObjectSlots(object)
extracts the slot names and contents from
object
. This is useful when object
was created by a class
definition that is no longer current, and hence the contents of
object
cannot be determined by accessing known slots.
bcbioRNASeq
.
Michael Steinbaugh
Other S4 Object: bcbioSingleCell
,
coerce
, extract
,
show
1 2 | # bcbioSingleCell ====
updateObject(indrops_small)
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