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new RObject from Boolean -- create an R logical vector from a Boolean

Usage:

RObject x
Inputs:
- x, a Boolean value,
Outputs:
- a R object, a logical vector of length 1;

Description

Converts a Macaulay2 Boolean to an R logical vector of length 1.

i1 : RObject true

--error or time limit reached in conversion of output to net: type 'debugError()' to run it again; will try conversion to string

o1 = TRUE

o1 : RObject of type logical

i2 : RObject false

--error or time limit reached in conversion of output to net: type 'debugError()' to run it again; will try conversion to string

o2 = FALSE

o2 : RObject of type logical

Another logical vector without a Macaulay2 equivalent is NA.

See also

NA -- missing value
new RObject from List -- create an R vector from a list
not RObject -- logical negation of an R object
RObject and RObject -- logical conjunction of R objects

Ways to use this method:

new RObject from Boolean -- create an R logical vector from a Boolean

The source of this document is in RInterface/doc/objects.m2:182:0.