This function is intended mainly for use within the package, but users may
also call it directly in their own code. Within the package, the value
of debug is generally reduced by 1 on each nested function call, leading
to indented messages. Most functions start and end with a call to
argoFloatsDebug() that has style="bold" and unindent=1.
argoFloatsDebug(
debug = 0,
...,
style = "plain",
showTime = FALSE,
unindent = 0
)an integer specifying the level of debugging. Values greater
than zero indicate that some printing should be done. Values greater
than 3 are trimmed to 3. Many functions pass debug=debug-1 down to
deeper functions, which yields a nesting-indent format in the output.
values to be printed, analogous to the ... argument
list of cat().
character value indicating special formatting, with "plain"
for normal text, "bold" for bold-faced text, "italic" for italicized
text, "red" for red text, "green" for green text, or "blue" for blue
text. These codes may not be combined.
logical value indicating whether to preface message with the present time. This can be useful for learning about which operations are using the most time, but the default is not to show this, in the interests of brevity.
integer specifying the degree of reverse indentation to be done, as explained in the “Details” section.
None (invisible NULL).
# \donttest{
argoFloatsDebug(1, "plain text\n")
#> plain text
argoFloatsDebug(1, "red text\n", style="red")
#> red text
argoFloatsDebug(1, "blue text\n", style="blue")
#> blue text
argoFloatsDebug(1, "bold text\n", style="bold")
#> bold text
argoFloatsDebug(1, "italic text with time stamp\n", style="italic", showTime=TRUE)
#> [12:22:30] italic text with time stamp
# }