[英]Overload as.character/paste for reference classes in R
I have built a simple Config reference class in R
and I am trying to adjust it so that 'pasting' a list including a Config object will work (something similar to overloading >> operator in C++
).我在 R 中构建了一个简单的配置引用
R
并且我正在尝试调整它以便“粘贴”包含配置 object 的列表将起作用(类似于重载 >> 运算符在C++
中)。
Code snippet:代码片段:
Config <- setReferenceClass ("Config" , fields = c ("parameters" )
Config$methods (initialize = function (parameters) { .self$parameters = parameters })
setMethod ("as.character", "Config", function (conf) { return (paste (conf$parameters, sep="_", collapse = "_")})
foo = Config$new (list (gender="male", age = c(40,50)))
as.character (foo)
paste (list("a" , foo, 12), sep ="_" , collapse = "_")
R seems to ignore my override when in a list. R 在列表中时似乎忽略了我的覆盖。 I guess I'm missing something in syntax - but couldn't find relevant enough examples to get this to work.
我想我在语法上遗漏了一些东西——但找不到足够相关的例子来让它工作。
I was hoping to get:我希望得到:
male_40_50
a_male_40_50_12
Instead I get:相反,我得到:
[1] "male_40_50"
and和
[1] "a_< S4 object of class \"Config\">_12"
Your example with setMethod does not work for reference classes in R 4.1.您使用 setMethod 的示例不适用于 R 4.1 中的参考类。 But you can use the old method for S3 classes to define as.character() like this:
但是您可以使用 S3 类的旧方法来定义 as.character() ,如下所示:
Config <- setRefClass ("Config" , fields = c ("parameters" ))
Config$methods(
initialize = function (parameters) { .self$parameters = parameters },
)
as.character.Config <- function(obj){
paste(obj$parameters, sep="_", collapse = "_")
}
foo = Config$new (list (gender="male", age = c(40,50)))
as.character(foo)
Unfortunately, this does also not work in your list()-case.不幸的是,这在您的 list() 案例中也不起作用。
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