ReadonlycriteriaThe slicing criteria to use
Optional ReadonlydirectionThe direction to slice in. Defaults to backward slicing if unset.
Optional ReadonlyincludeIf set (and slicing backward), continue the slice past a function-definition boundary, also including
the definition's binding and call sites. Defaults to false.
Optional ReadonlyinlineInline every file into the reconstruction, in flowR's loading order (which respects implicit sources),
independent of whether it is sourced explicitly; 'banner' additionally precedes each file with a banner
comment naming it. Overrides inlineSources.
Optional ReadonlyinlineInline resolvable source() calls into the reconstruction so the result is a single self-contained R text.
Cyclic and unresolvable source() calls are kept verbatim and reported via reconstruct.inlineWarnings.
Optional ReadonlynameWhat to call this slice. The results are keyed by it, so a named slice comes back under its name rather than under the serialized query that produced it. Two slices of one request must not share a name.
Optional ReadonlynoShould the magic comments (force-including lines within the slice) be ignored?
Optional Readonlynodo not reconstruct the slice into readable code
Optional ReadonlyperReconstruct the slice as the project's files rather than as one program, reported in ReconstructionResult#files in loading order with their paths. Without this only the entry file is reconstructed. Overridden by inlineSources/inlineFull, which produce the opposite.
Optional ReadonlyremovalCompute the removal slice instead (see staticRemovalSlice): the code that only exists for the criteria, which can go while the rest keeps working. The result holds the removed statements, and the reconstruction is the program without them. Ignores the direction.
Optional ReadonlyreportAlso report the packages the slice calls into; see Dataflow.packagesOf.
Readonlytypeused to select the query type :)
Calculates and returns the static backward or forward slice from the given criteria