| ucs.library {UCS} | R Documentation |
Since the UCS/R functions are imported into the global namespace, they
are collected in various modules that can be loaded separately on
demand. ucs.library loads a specified module. When called
without arguments, it prints a listing of available modules.
ucs.library(name, all=FALSE, reload=FALSE)
name |
a character string giving the name of a single UCS/R module to be loaded. If omitted, a list of all available modules is displayed (see below). |
all |
if TRUE, all available modules are loaded |
reload |
if TRUE, force module to be loaded even if it has
already been imported (useful when developing UCS/R modules) |
Like the library and package functions,
ucs.library(module) checks whether the requested module
has already been loaded by a previous ucs.library call.
Set reload=TRUE in order to skip this test and force
re-loading a module (especially while developing or debugging module
code).
Calling the ucs.library function without arguments returns a
list of all available UCS/R modules as an object of class
"UCSLibList", which prints as a nicely formatted listing
including one-line descriptions. Use names(ucs.library()) to
obtain a plain vector of module names.
UCS for an overview of the UCS/R modules
print(ucs.library()) # list of available modules
ucs.library("base") # load and manage UCS data sets
ucs.library("plots") # evaluation graphs
ucs.library(all=TRUE) # load all modules