R: convert elements of list into expression from function input

Question

I am writing a function, where the inputs are arguments and name of another function. I would like to convert these arguments and function name into an unevaluated expression or call. For example, if this is the call to the function:

huh_fun(
  data = mtcars
  method = lm,
  formula = hp ~ mpg,
  method.args = list(weights = drat, subset = rep(TRUE, 32)) # list of additional arguments
)

I would like the function to return the following expression/call, unevaluated:

lm(hp ~ mpg, data = mtcars, weights = drat, subset = rep(TRUE, 32))

I've had success quoting the data=, method=, and formula= arguments and combining them into a call. But cannot figure out how to quote the method.args= argument, and add the list elements into function arguments. Any and all pointers are appreciated. Thank you~

Answer 1

Having fixed argument names in "huh_fun", we could construct an unevaluated call using "language" objects:

huh_fun = function(data, method, formula, method.args)
{
    ans = c(list(substitute(method), 
                 substitute(formula), 
                 data = substitute(data)), 
            as.list(substitute(method.args))[-1])
    as.call(ans)
}

huh_fun(
    data = mtcars,
    method = lm,
    formula = hp ~ mpg,
    method.args = list(weights = drat, subset = rep(TRUE, 32)))
#lm(hp ~ mpg, data = mtcars, weights = drat, subset = rep(TRUE, 
#    32))