We are excited to announce the initial release of the glueDo R package! This package provides a set of convenient wrapper functions that allow you to pass expressive glue strings directly to common R functions, executing them with evaluated string content.
message()
, print()
, stop()
,
warning()
, cat()
, and
writeLines()
glue_do()
Core function that takes a glue string, evaluates it, and passes the
result to any function.
glue_func()
Execute a custom function with the evaluated glue string.
glue_stop()
Evaluate a glue string and call stop()
to raise an error
with dynamic messages.
glue_print()
Print the evaluated glue string.
glue_message()
Send a message with evaluated dynamic content.
glue_warning()
Raise a warning with dynamic text.
glue_cat()
Concatenate and output the evaluated glue string similar to
cat()
.
glue_return()
Evaluate and return the glue string (identity function).
glue_write()
Write the evaluated glue string to a specified file with automatic
connection handling.
```r world <- “mars” glue_message(“HELLO {world}!”) # Prints: HELLO mars!