These two functions return code if objects are of class FLXSA and FLXSA.control, respectively.

is.FLXSA(x)

Arguments

x

An object to be tested

Value

is.FLXSA returns TRUE if its argument is of class FLXSA (that is, has "FLXSA" amongst its classes) and FALSE otherwise. is.FLXSA.control returns TRUE if its argument is of class FLXSA.control (that is, has "FLXSA.control" amongst its classes) and FALSE otherwise.

Examples


xsa <- FLXSA.control()
is.FLXSA.control(xsa)
#> [1] TRUE