assertive.base: A Lightweight Core of the "assertive" Package

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/assertive.base

richard cotton • sunkyu choi • ivanka skakun • gergely darczi • anton antonov • hisham ben hamidane • anja billing • aditya bhagwat • rasmus bth • mine cetinkaya-rundel • aspasia chatziefthymiou • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2015 Published

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0.0-9 Version

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Referenced by ⇅	Year
assertive: Readable Check Functions to Ensure Code Integrity (Version 0.3-6)	2012
assertive.code: Assertions to Check Properties of Code (Version 0.0-4)	2015
assertive.data: Assertions to Check Properties of Data (Version 0.0-3)	2015
assertive.data.uk: Assertions to Check Properties of Strings (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.data.us: Assertions to Check Properties of Strings (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.datetimes: Assertions to Check Properties of Dates and Times (Version 0.0-3)	2015
assertive.files: Assertions to Check Properties of Files (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.matrices: Assertions to Check Properties of Matrices (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.models: Assertions to Check Properties of Models (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.numbers: Assertions to Check Properties of Numbers (Version 0.0-2)	2015
assertive.properties: Assertions to Check Properties of Variables (Version 0.0-5)	2015
assertive.reflection: Assertions for Checking the State of R (Version 0.0-5)	2015
assertive.sets: Assertions to Check Properties of Sets (Version 0.0-3)	2015
assertive.strings: Assertions to Check Properties of Strings (Version 0.0-3)	2015
assertive.types: Assertions to Check Types of Variables (Version 0.0-3)	2015
poio: Input/Output Functionality for "PO" and "POT" Message Translation Files (Version 0.0-4)	2016
setter: Mutators that Work with Pipes (Version 0.0-1)	2016
tensorr: Sparse Tensors in R (Version 0.1.1)	2017

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