I am trying to write a piece of code where it will show you a dataframe then have a pop-up box that asks you if you are happy with the values there. I have used askYesNo but I'm not attached to that.
I want to make it so that if you pick yes it will keep repeating the code with the pop-up box until you pick no.
My problem is that it will repeat the code but isn't repeating the pop-up box as well so there is nowhere for it to break.
If it's possible I'd also like the code to look basic. I struggle to understand big chunks of code. The less lines the better but I'll take what I can get.
Here is the code I have been trying (as this is a test some of this code is messy and has unrepresentative names. It is related to a far bigger bit of code and I am trying to make it easier in the testing station):
rasch_test <- data.frame(a=rnorm(3), b=rnorm(3), c=rnorm(3))
params_test <- rasch_test
item_parameters_test <- params_test[,-c(ncol(params_test))]
if(any(abs(item_parameters_test)>0.5)) {
html_print(pre(paste0(capture.output(print(item_parameters_test)), collapse="\n")))}
CHOICE<- askYesNo("ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE RANGE OF THESE VALUES?")
if (CHOICE == "TRUE"){
repeat {
rasch_test <- data.frame(a=rnorm(3), b=rnorm(3), c=rnorm(3))
params_test <- rasch_test
item_parameters_test <- params_test[,-c(ncol(params_test))]
html_print(pre(paste0(capture.output(print(item_parameters_test)), collapse="\n")))}
CHOICE<- askYesNo("ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE RANGE OF THESE VALUES?")
if (CHOICE == FALSE){
break
}
}
if (CHOICE == "FALSE"){
print("you chose no")
}