Clone a Module.

Clone a module.

clone(name, from_name, deep = FALSE)

Arguments

name	A string (character vector of lenght one). A module name can contain letters, figures and some special characters, namely _, -, and /. The latter is a namespace separator. Names containing /mock/, /mocks/, /test/, /tests/, /example/, or /examples/ have a special meaning related to code testing and examples. The name "modulr" corresponds to a special module and is therefore reserved.
from_name	Name of module to clone.
deep	A flag. Should the entire register entry be cloned?

Value

A wrapper function around a make call for the defined module.

Details

For versioning purposes, it is often useful to clone modules.

Warning

It is considered a very bad practice to define, touch, undefine, load, make, reset, or perform any other operation from within a module definition that may alterate the internal state of modulr.

See also

define, make, reset, and root_config.

Examples

reset()
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] Resetting modulr state ... OK
define("foo", NULL, function() "foo")
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] Defining 'foo' ... OK
clone("bar", "foo")
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] Defining 'bar' ... OK
make("bar")
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] Making 'bar' ...
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] * Visiting and defining dependencies ...
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] * Constructing dependency graph ... OK
#> [2018-12-02T17:13:56 CET] DONE ('bar' in 0.026 secs)
#> [1] "foo"