#  File src/library/stats/R/nlsFunc.R
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#                      Douglas M. Bates <bates$stat.wisc.edu>
#            1999-1999 Saikat DebRoy <saikat$stat.wisc.edu>
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###
###            Utility functions used with nls
###

###
### asOneSidedFormula is extracted from the NLME-3.1 library for S
###

asOneSidedFormula <-
  ## Converts an expression or a name or a character string
  ## to a one-sided formula
  function(object)
{
    if ((mode(object) == "call") && (object[[1L]] == "~")) {
        object <- eval(object)
    }
    if (inherits(object, "formula")) {
        if (length(object) != 2L) {
            stop(gettextf("formula '%s' must be of the form '~expr'",
                          deparse(as.vector(object))), domain = NA)
        }
        return(object)
    }
    do.call("~",
            list(switch(mode(object),
                        name = ,
                        numeric = ,
                        call = object,
                        character = as.name(object),
                        expression = object[[1L]],
                        stop(gettextf("'%s' cannot be of mode '%s'",
                                      substitute(object), mode(object)),
                             domain = NA)
                        ))
            )
}

setNames <- function( object, nm )
{
    names( object ) <- nm
    object
}
