Print a caugi

Print a caugi

Usage

# S3 method for class 'caugi'
print(x, max_nodes = getOption("caugi.max_nodes"),
  max_edges = getOption("caugi.max_edges"), ...)

Arguments

x

A caugi object.

max_nodes

Optional numeric; maximum number of node names to consider. If NULL, the method automatically prints as many as fit on one console line (plus a separate truncation line if needed).

max_edges

Optional numeric; maximum number of edges to consider. If NULL, the method automatically prints as many edges as fit on two console lines (plus a separate truncation line if needed).

...

Not used.

Value

The input caugi object, invisibly.

See also

Other caugi methods: caugi-equality, length.caugi()

Examples

cg <- caugi(A %-->% B, class = "DAG")
print(cg)
#> <caugi object; 2 nodes, 1 edges; simple: TRUE; session=0x562a29fe8f00>
#>   graph_class: DAG
#>   nodes: A, B
#>   edges: A-->B