If you want to use the try
constructs, you can set the options for warn. See also ?options
. Better is to use tryCatch()
:
x <- function(i){
if (i < 10) warning("A warning")
i
}
tt <- tryCatch(x(5),error=function(e) e, warning=function(w) w)
tt2 <- tryCatch(x(15),error=function(e) e, warning=function(w) w)
tt
## <simpleWarning in x(5): A warning>
tt2
## [1] 15
if(is(tt,"warning")) print("KOOKOO")
## [1] "KOOKOO"
if(is(tt2,"warning")) print("KOOKOO")
To get both the result and the warning :
tryCatch(x(5),warning=function(w) return(list(x(5),w)))
## [[1]]
## [1] 5
##
## [[2]]
## <simpleWarning in x(5): A warning>
Using try
op <- options(warn=2)
tt <- try(x())
ifelse(is(tt,"try-error"),"There was a warning or an error","OK")
options(op)