inactivates a series of `Tasks` from a `Workflow`
See also
Other workflow helpers:
activateWorkflowTasks()
,
addStudyParameters()
,
addXParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
addXParametersForPKParametersPlot()
,
addYParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
addYParametersForPKParametersPlot()
,
checkTaskInputsExist()
,
createWorkflowFromExcelInput()
,
getMeanSensitivityAnalysisResultsFileNames()
,
getOutputPathsInSimulationSet()
,
getPKAnalysisResultsFileNames()
,
getPKParameterGroupsInOutput()
,
getPKParametersInOutput()
,
getPKParametersInSimulationSet()
,
getPopulationPKData()
,
getPopulationPKMetaData()
,
getPopulationSensitivityAnalysisResultsFileNames()
,
getSimulationDescriptor()
,
getSimulationParameterDisplayPaths()
,
getSimulationResultFileNames()
,
getTaskInputs()
,
getWorkflowParameterDisplayPaths()
,
getWorkflowReferencePopulationName()
,
getXParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
getXParametersForPKParametersPlot()
,
getYParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
getYParametersForPKParametersPlot()
,
setSimulationDescriptor()
,
setWorkflowParameterDisplayPaths()
,
setWorkflowParameterDisplayPathsFromFile()
,
setXParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
setXParametersForPKParametersPlot()
,
setYParametersForDemographyPlot()
,
setYParametersForPKParametersPlot()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# A workflow object needs to be created first
myWorkflow <- MeanModelWorkflow$new(workflowFolder, simulationSets)
# Use enum helper to get task names
inactivateWorkflowTasks(
workflow = myWorkflow,
tasks = StandardSimulationTasks$simulate
)
# Default will inactivate every task of workflow
inactivateWorkflowTasks(workflow = myWorkflow)
} # }