Continue executing after browser()

问题

I'm debugging R code with browser(). The function pauses the execution of the current R script and allows for inspection. Is it possible to enable/disable the debug mode on the fly, during the execution? With large scripts it would be very handy.

Thanks

回答1:

Your question prompted me to read ?browser. The documentation says you can use the expr= argument to browser to create (the illusion) of conditional debugging. That, combined with a global option should give you what you want.

foo <- function(x) {
  browser(expr=isTRUE(getOption("myDebug")))
  mean(x)
}
foo(1:10)
options(myDebug=TRUE)
foo(1:10)  # invokes browser

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8142339/continue-executing-after-browser