Open reedacartwright opened 8 years ago
Using match.call in functions doesn't evaluate variables so doing something like this fails:
target_taxon="primates" homology_id("ENSGblah",target_taxon=target_taxon)
However, using ... to pass optional parameters to sub functions works:
...
ensembl_homology_id = function (id, return_format, ...) { end <- paste("homology/id", id, sep = "/") header = rensembl:::ensembl_header(return_format, c("json", "orthoxml", "xml")) q <- rensembl:::ensembl_body(list(NA,...), c("id","return_format")) req <- rensembl:::ensembl_GET(end, header, query = q) httr::content(req) }
With this implemented, ensembl_body can be improved so you don't need an NA in the list.
ensembl_body
Using match.call in functions doesn't evaluate variables so doing something like this fails:
However, using
...
to pass optional parameters to sub functions works:With this implemented,
ensembl_body
can be improved so you don't need an NA in the list.