'are-same-size.R' 'assert-are-same-size.R' 'imports.R'
'assert-has-attributes.R' 'assert-has-dims.R'
'assert-has-dupes.R' 'assert-has-names.R' 'assert-has-slot.R'
'assert-is-atomic-recursive-vector.R'
'assert-is-empty-scalar.R' 'assert-is-null.R'
'assert-is-unsorted.R' 'has-attributes.R' 'has-dims.R'
'has-dupes.R' 'has-names.R' 'has-slot.R'
'is-atomic-recursive-vector.R' 'is-empty-scalar.R' 'is-null.R'
'is-unsorted.R' 'utils.R'

'are-same-size.R' 'assert-are-same-size.R' 'imports.R'
'assert-has-attributes.R' 'assert-has-dims.R'
'assert-has-dupes.R' 'assert-has-names.R' 'assert-has-slot.R'
'assert-is-atomic-recursive-vector.R'
'assert-is-empty-scalar.R' 'assert-is-monotonic.R'
'assert-is-null.R' 'assert-is-unsorted.R' 'has-attributes.R'
'has-dims.R' 'has-dupes.R' 'has-names.R' 'has-slot.R'
'is-atomic-recursive-vector.R' 'is-empty-scalar.R'
'is-monotonic.R' 'is-null.R' 'is-unsorted.R' 'utils.R'

A set of predicates and assertions for checking the state and
capabilities of R, the operating system it is running on, and the IDE
being used.  This is mainly for use by other package developers who
want to include run-time testing features in their own packages.
End-users will usually want to use assertive directly.
'imports.R' 'assert-is-32-64-bit.R' 'assert-is-current.R'
'assert-is-decimal-point.R' 'assert-is-ide.R'
'assert-is-on-os-path.R' 'assert-is-os.R' 'assert-is-r-mode.R'
'assert-is-r-version.R' 'assert-r-has-capability.R'
'is-32-64-bit.R' 'is-current.R' 'is-decimal-point.R' 'is-ide.R'
'is-on-os-path.R' 'is-os.R' 'is-r-mode.R' 'is-r-version.R'
'locale.R' 'r-has-capability.R'

A set of predicates and assertions for checking the properties of
sets.  This is mainly for use by other package developers who want to
include run-time testing features in their own packages.  End-users will
usually want to use assertive directly.

A set of predicates and assertions for checking the properties of
strings.  This is mainly for use by other package developers who want to
include run-time testing features in their own packages.  End-users will
usually want to use assertive directly.