dFunArgs
is supposed to assign (and evaluate) arguments with
default values for an input function.
dFunArgs(fun, action = F, verbose = T)
a list containing arguments and their default values
This function is potentially useful when debugging. Because the developer does not have to specify default values for all arguments except those arguments are of interest
fun <- "dNetPipeline" dFunArgs(fun)For the function 'dNetPipeline', there are 7 arguments.