Get, set or remove Scenario dependency(s) — dependency • rsyncrosim

List dependencies, set dependencies, or remove dependencies from a SyncroSim Scenario. Setting dependencies is a way of linking together Scenario Datafeeds, such that a change in the Scenario that is the source dependency will update the dependent Scenario as well.

Usage

dependency(scenario)

# S4 method for class 'character'
dependency(scenario)

# S4 method for class 'Scenario'
dependency(scenario)

dependency(ssimObject) <- value

# S4 method for class 'Scenario'
dependency(ssimObject) <- value

Arguments

scenario: Scenario object, character string, integer, or vector of these. The Scenario object, name, or ID to which a dependency is to be added (or has already been added if remove=TRUE). Note that integer ids are slightly faster

Value

A data.frame: all dependencies for a given Scenario

Details

If dependency==NULL, other arguments are ignored, and set of existing dependencies is returned in order of precedence (from highest to lowest precedence). Otherwise, returns list of saved or error messages for each dependency of each scenario.

Note that the order of dependencies can be important. If the dependency argument includes more than one element, elements are ordered from highest to lowest precedence.

Examples

# \donttest{
# Specify file path and name of new SsimLibrary
myLibraryName <- file.path(tempdir(), "testlib")

# Set up a SyncroSim Session, SsimLibrary, Project, and 2 Scenarios
mySession <- session()
myLibrary <- ssimLibrary(name = myLibraryName, session = mySession)
myProject <- project(myLibrary, project = "Definitions")
myScenario <- scenario(myProject, scenario = "My Scenario")
myNewScenario <- scenario(myProject,
                          scenario = "my New Scenario")

# Set myScenario as a dependency of myNewScenario
dependency(myNewScenario) <- myScenario

# Get all dependencies info
dependency(myNewScenario)
#>   ScenarioId        Name Priority
#> 1          1 My Scenario        1

# Remove all dependencies
dependency(myNewScenario) <- c()
# }