My OS is Windows XP.
"Writing R Extensions", Section 1.1 states "‘README’ or ‘ChangeLog’ will be
ignored by R, but may be useful to
end-users." I see examples of README files in packages grDevices folder afm
and nlme folder mlbook.
The README file was placed at the top level of the packag
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mirror USA (CA 1).
Bill Morphet, Ph.D.
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The statement Globals <<- list() in the body of a function in a package was
intended to write an empty list to the R workspace to collect results during
the computations of the function. A package name space has not been specified.
The package appears to function correctly, but
during the R CM
To install from a local zip file, install.packages option repos=NULL. Then,
how can dependencies of the local zip file, which are located in the repository
of contributor packages, be automatically installed?
Or, is there a better way than to tell the person installing from local zip
what the
When constructing an R extension, how can a hyperlink from an .Rd file to a pdf
(not generated by Sweave, so not a vignette) located in the inst/doc folder be
constructed?
Bill Morphet
ATK, Space Launch Systems
Postflight Evaluation Eng
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What is the preferred method to view a pdf (not generated by Sweave so not a
vignette) in a package /doc ? Some options are openPDF(Biobase), and the
README and Help files.
Bill Morphet
ATK, Space Launch Systems
Postflight Evaluation Eng
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