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From: <wa...@us...> - 2007-11-01 06:43:25
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Revision: 1209
http://r-gregmisc.svn.sourceforge.net/r-gregmisc/?rev=1209&view=rev
Author: warnes
Date: 2007-10-31 23:43:24 -0700 (Wed, 31 Oct 2007)
Log Message:
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Update to match changes to functions
Modified Paths:
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trunk/SASxport/man/SASxport-package.Rd
trunk/SASxport/man/label.Rd
trunk/SASxport/man/read.xport.Rd
trunk/SASxport/man/toSAS.Rd
trunk/SASxport/man/write.xport.Rd
Modified: trunk/SASxport/man/SASxport-package.Rd
===================================================================
--- trunk/SASxport/man/SASxport-package.Rd 2007-11-01 06:42:44 UTC (rev 1208)
+++ trunk/SASxport/man/SASxport-package.Rd 2007-11-01 06:43:24 UTC (rev 1209)
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
converting its argument to either a simple floating point or
character variable (the only basic types permitted by the xport
format) and adding the appropriate SAS format code in the
- \code{"format"} attribute.
+ \code{"SASformat"} attribute.
The \code{write.xport} function also allows the user to override the
operating system type and SAS version information, as well as object
@@ -45,8 +45,8 @@
read.xport Import SAS XPORT files
toSAS.default Convert R data object for storage in SAS
xport file
-units Set or Retrieve the label, format,
- iformat, or units Attribute of a Vector
+units Set or Retrieve the label, SASformat,
+ SASiformat, or units Attribute of a Vector
write.xport Write data to a SAS XPORT file
}
}
Modified: trunk/SASxport/man/label.Rd
===================================================================
--- trunk/SASxport/man/label.Rd 2007-11-01 06:42:44 UTC (rev 1208)
+++ trunk/SASxport/man/label.Rd 2007-11-01 06:43:24 UTC (rev 1209)
@@ -5,48 +5,48 @@
\alias{label<-}
\alias{label<-.default}
-\alias{formats}
-\alias{formats.default}
-\alias{formats<-}
-\alias{formats<-.default}
+\alias{SASformat}
+\alias{SASformat.default}
+\alias{SASformat<-}
+\alias{SASformat<-.default}
-\alias{iformat}
-\alias{iformat.default}
-\alias{iformat<-}
-\alias{iformat<-.default}
+\alias{SASiformat}
+\alias{SASiformat.default}
+\alias{SASiformat<-}
+\alias{SASiformat<-.default}
\title{
-Set or Retreive the 'label', 'format', or 'iformat' Attribute of a Vector
+Set or Retreive the 'label', 'SASformat', or 'SASiformat' Attribute of a Vector
}
\description{
- Sets or retrieves the \code{"label"}, \code{"format"}, or
- \code{"iformat"} attribute of an object.
+ Sets or retrieves the \code{"label"}, \code{"SASformat"}, or
+ \code{"SASiformat"} attribute of an object.
- More comprehensive support for object labels, and formats, are
+ More comprehensive support for object labels, and SASformat, are
available in Frank Harrell's \code{Hmisc} package.
}
\usage{
label(x, default)
label(x) <- value
-formats(x, default)
-formats(x) <- value
+SASformat(x, default)
+SASformat(x) <- value
-iformat(x, default)
-iformat(x) <- value
+SASiformat(x, default)
+SASiformat(x) <- value
}
\arguments{
\item{x}{any object}
-\item{value}{new value for the \code{"label"}, \code{"format"}, or
- \code{"iformat"} attribute of an object.}
+\item{value}{new value for the \code{"label"}, \code{"SASformat"}, or
+ \code{"SASiformat"} attribute of an object.}
\item{default}{value to return when no appropriate attribute is
found. The usual return value is NULL.}
}
\value{
- the contents of the \code{"label"}, \code{"format"}, or
- \code{"iformat"} attribute of x, if any; otherwise, the value provided
+ the contents of the \code{"label"}, \code{"SASformat"}, or
+ \code{"SASiformat"} attribute of x, if any; otherwise, the value provided
by \code{default}.
}
\author{Gregory R. Warnes \email{gr...@ra...} based
@@ -59,13 +59,13 @@
# set attributes
label(fail.time) <- 'Failure Time'
-formats(fail.time) <- 'Numeric2'
-iformat(fail.time) <- 'Numeric2'
+SASformat(fail.time) <- 'Numeric2'
+SASiformat(fail.time) <- 'Numeric2'
# display individual attributes
label(fail.time)
-formats(fail.time)
-iformat(fail.time)
+SASformat(fail.time)
+SASiformat(fail.time)
# display all attributes
attributes(fail.time)
Modified: trunk/SASxport/man/read.xport.Rd
===================================================================
--- trunk/SASxport/man/read.xport.Rd 2007-11-01 06:42:44 UTC (rev 1208)
+++ trunk/SASxport/man/read.xport.Rd 2007-11-01 06:43:24 UTC (rev 1209)
@@ -159,7 +159,6 @@
w <- read.xport('test2.xpt')
}
-
# Or read a copy of test2.xpt available on the web:
host <- 'http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu'
path <- '/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/*checkout*/Hmisc/trunk/tests/test2.xpt'
@@ -178,6 +177,7 @@
SASxport:::assert( is.data.frame(w)==FALSE && is.list(w)==TRUE )
}
+
\dontrun{
## The Hmisc library provides many useful functions for interacting with
## data imported from SAS via read.xport()
Modified: trunk/SASxport/man/toSAS.Rd
===================================================================
--- trunk/SASxport/man/toSAS.Rd 2007-11-01 06:42:44 UTC (rev 1208)
+++ trunk/SASxport/man/toSAS.Rd 2007-11-01 06:43:24 UTC (rev 1209)
@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@
}
\usage{
toSAS(x, format, format.info=NULL)
-\method{toSAS}{default}(x, format=formats(x), format.info=NULL)
-\method{toSAS}{numeric}(x, format=formats(x), format.info=NULL)
-\method{toSAS}{logical}(x, format=formats(x), format.info=NULL)
-\method{toSAS}{character}(x, format=formats(x), format.info=NULL)
-\method{toSAS}{factor}(x, format=formats(x), format.info=NULL)
+\method{toSAS}{default}(x, format=SASformat(x), format.info=NULL)
+\method{toSAS}{numeric}(x, format=SASformat(x), format.info=NULL)
+\method{toSAS}{logical}(x, format=SASformat(x), format.info=NULL)
+\method{toSAS}{character}(x, format=SASformat(x), format.info=NULL)
+\method{toSAS}{factor}(x, format=SASformat(x), format.info=NULL)
\method{toSAS}{POSIXt}( x, format="DATETIME16.", format.info=NULL)
\method{toSAS}{Date}(x, format="DATE9.", format.info=NULL)
}
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
\code{toSAS} method. This method must convert the object data to
either an object of type "numeric" (double-precision floating point)
or type "character", the only basic types permitted by the xport
- format, and should add an attribute named "format" to the object
+ format, and should add an attribute named "SASformat" to the object
providing an appropriate SAS format string or "" (indicating the
default SAS format).
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@
{
retval <- ifelse(x=="Red", "#FF0000",
ifelse(x=="Green", "#00FF00", "#0000FF") )
- attr(retval, "format") <- format
+ attr(retval, "SASformat") <- format
retval
}
Modified: trunk/SASxport/man/write.xport.Rd
===================================================================
--- trunk/SASxport/man/write.xport.Rd 2007-11-01 06:42:44 UTC (rev 1208)
+++ trunk/SASxport/man/write.xport.Rd 2007-11-01 06:43:24 UTC (rev 1209)
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@
In addition, the SAS XPORT format allows each variable to have a
corresponding label, display format, and input format. To set these
- values, add the attribute 'label', 'format', or 'iformat' to
+ values, add the attribute 'label', 'SASformat', or 'SASiformat' to
individual data frame variables. (See the example section.)
The actual translation of R objects to objects appropriate for SAS is
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@
temp
## add a format specifier (not used by R)
-attr(temp$x, 'format') <- 'date7.'
+attr(temp$x, 'SASformat') <- 'date7.'
## add a variable label (not used by R)
attr(temp$y, 'label') <- 'character variable'
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