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New parameter

Source: R/class_Parameter-class.R
new_parameter.Rd

Create a new Parameter object.

Usage

new_parameter(
  name,
  status = TRUE,
  value = 0,
  min_value = 0,
  max_value = 100,
  step_value = 1,
  hide = FALSE,
  disable = FALSE,
  units = "",
  reference_value = NA_real_,
  reference_units = "",
  tool_tip = "",
  id = uuid::UUIDgenerate()
)

Arguments

name

character Name to display.

status

logical The initial status value. This is used to display information on whether the feature is selected (or not) for subsequent analysis. Defaults to TRUE.

value

numeric initial value. Defaults to 0.

min_value

numeric minimum value. Defaults to 0.

max_value

numeric maximum value.

step_value

numeric step value. Defaults to 1.

hide

logical indicating if the slider should be hidden when the setting switch is on. Defaults to FALSE.

disable

logical indicating if the setting should be disabled. Defaults to FALSE.

units

character units. Defaults to an empty character object.

reference_value

numeric reference value. This parameter is useful if the value is a relative value, because the total expected amount (i.e. reference_value * value) can be reported. Defaults to NA_real_ indicating that no reference value information should be reported.

reference_units

character units for the reference value. Defaults to "".

tool_tip

character description of parameter setting.

id

character unique identifier. Defaults to a random identifier (uuid::UUIDgenerate()).

Value

A Parameter object.

Examples

# create a new parameter
p <- new_parameter(name = "Spatial clustering")

# print object
print(p)
#> Parameter
#>   id:       f98d6f2e-1db6-40cf-aa15-e8de333e337a
#>   name:     Spatial clustering
#>   status:   TRUE
#>   value:   0 
#>   reference_value:   NA