might kindly provide.
Best regards,
Arman
From: Martin Morgan
Sent: Sunday, July 9, 2017 03:02
To: Arman Sh; bioc-devel@r-project.org
Subject: Re: [Bioc-devel] Error in cmd check, possibly because examples
areexecuted in wrong order
Examples should be stand-alone; collation influences the order in
Hi, cmd check returns error for the package I’m developing. The only possible
reason is that it doesn’t check the functions in correct order. This is how
Collate section of my DESCRIPTION file looks like.
Collate:
'cbaf-obtainMultipleStudies.R'
Hi, it is possible to save a list with BiocFileCache package and then obtain
the same list from it? I have read the vignette but I couldn’t figure it out.
It looked like that I have saved the list to hard drive, but I’m not sure
whether it is still a list or can be obtained as a list. If it is p
I’m developing a package in which there are multiple functions that are
dependent to each other. I have saved the functions in separate R files. When I
run functions in correct order, I can easily get the output, but cmd check
returns error. How can I prevent the error?
Best regards,
Arman
Hi every one,
BiocCheck is really annoying. My package contains three functions. Two of them
are flexible with multiple argument. The third one is requires internet to
check available data types and returns the result as an excel file. It’s a
simple function with no argument. So there is no exa
I want to insert a working link to a function in an R man page. When someone
click it, it should execute the function. I’m using roxygen for packaging.
Running the following code opens the help file from the package that I want to
use instead of executing the function. I have tried the function
Hi everyone,
I’m developing a Bioconductor package in which I’m creator and author but
someone else is the corresponding autho. Is the following code correct for the
R package description file? Is the corresponding author being cited? She is
supervising the overall procedure but she is not a pr
Hi everyone,
I’m developing a Bioconductor package in which I’m creator and author but
someone else is the corresponding autho. Is the following code correct for the
R package description file? Is the corresponding author being cited? She is
supervising the overall procedure but she is not a
