R: Examples for 'evaluate::evaluate'

### ** Examples

evaluate(c(
  "1 + 1",
  "2 + 2"
))

<evaluation>
Source code: 
  1 + 1
Text output: 
  [1] 2
Source code: 
  2 + 2
Text output: 
  [1] 4

# Not that's there's a difference in output between putting multiple
# expressions on one line vs spreading them across multiple lines
evaluate("1;2;3")

<evaluation>
Source code: 
  1;2;3
Text output: 
  [1] 1
Text output: 
  [1] 2
Text output: 
  [1] 3

evaluate(c("1", "2", "3"))

<evaluation>
Source code: 
  1
Text output: 
  [1] 1
Source code: 
  2
Text output: 
  [1] 2
Source code: 
  3
Text output: 
  [1] 3

# This also affects how errors propagate, matching the behaviour
# of the R console
evaluate("1;stop(2);3")

<evaluation>
Source code: 
  1;stop(2);3
Text output: 
  [1] 1
Condition: 
  Error:
  2

evaluate(c("1", "stop(2)", "3"))

<evaluation>
Source code: 
  1
Text output: 
  [1] 1
Source code: 
  stop(2)
Condition: 
  Error:
  2
Source code: 
  3
Text output: 
  [1] 3

Examples for 'evaluate::evaluate'

Evaluate input and return all details of evaluation