In Python, suppose we have:
lib.py:
def myFunction():
...
main.py:
import lib
lib.myFunction()
so that myFunction
is in module lib
and is not going to pollute the global environment.
However, in R, to use myFunction
:
lib.R:
myFunction <- function(...) {...}
main.R:
source("lib.R")
myFunction()
so that myFunction
is in the global environment. If lib.R
has other functions, all of them will be poured into the global environment, which is highly undesirable.
My question is: Is there a way in R to "import" a user-defined function in other files without polluting the global environment?
I guess writing a R package might alleviate the problem, but in my case, it is not worth it to write a full-fledged package.
If you import two libraries with same function name, you can use libraryname::function(...)
.
This won't solve your problem, but will ensure you're using the correct function from the correct library.
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