copyEnv {Biobase} | R Documentation

## List-Environment interactions

### Description

These functions can be used to make copies of environments, or to get/assign all of the objects inside of an environment.

### Usage

    copyEnv(oldEnv, newEnv, all.names=FALSE)

### Arguments

`oldEnv` | An environment to copy from
`newEnv` | An environment to copy to. If missing, a new environment with the same parent environment as oldEnv.
`all.names` | Whether to retrieve objects with names that start with a dot.

### Details

`copyEnv`: This function will make a copy of the contents from `oldEnv` and place them into `newEnv`.

### Author(s)

Jeff Gentry and R. Gentleman

### See Also

`environment`, `as.list`

### Examples

       z <- new.env(hash=TRUE, parent=emptyenv(), size=29L)
       multiassign(c("a","b","c"), c(1,2,3), z)

       a <- copyEnv(z)
       ls(a)

[Package Biobase version 2.46.0 Index]