A) Do you have problem? Have you tried it?
B) There is a mailing list for this sort of question... read the Posting Guide.
C) What is a constant? In R, it is just another variable. The purpose of
packages is to collect variables in namespaces in memory for easy access. Which
means that "include" is not necessary.
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On November 11, 2015 7:16:44 AM PST, Glenn Schultz <glennmschu...@me.com> wrote:
>Hi All,
>When collating a package - where does the file of constants go?
>
>I have an R package that defines 36 new classes and the AllClasses file
>is getting quite long. I would like to re-organize the files the
>following way - which is also easier for my personal mental map of what
>is going on.
>
>#' @includes foo1.R foo2.R
>setClass
>setGeneric
>setMethod(initialize)
>constructor function
>
>I also have a file fooC.R which defines the constants like
>days.in.month etc. So should every file be
>#' @includes fooC. R foo1.R foo2.R
>setClass
>setGeneric
>setMethod(initialize)
>constructor function
>
>Thanks,
>Glenn
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