I'll chime in from the other side of the ocean: I didn't even know that the
Huxtables was their family name, and I've watched the Cosby show often as a
kid. I did a quick check in the office and of the 12 R users I asked,
exactly 0 knew who the Huxtables were.
So I wouldn't worry too much about it
Konstantin,
RcppMsgPack 0.1.1, containing MsgPack headers from msgpack-c 1.4.2, is now on
CRAN. It should work for your purposes with a simple LinkingTo: RcppMsgPack.
I turned of Windows builds; there is a weird interaction that may just be one
of these include header order things but I haven't
Hi David,
Honestly I'm from the US and know about the scandal with Cosby but
don't think that it would be an issue for your package. First off
it's the name of the fictional family - not Bill Cosby's name
directly. There are more members of the family than just what Bill
portrayed. If you show m
Do not import the functions explicitly, just refer to them as
plyr::mutate and dplyr::mutate.
For the :: references, you do not need to use @importFrom.
Gabor
On Mon, Jun 12, 2017 at 10:44 AM, Patrick Schratz
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I’m using both ‘plyr’ and ‘dplyr’ in my package, specifically th
Hi guys,
I’m using both ‘plyr’ and ‘dplyr’ in my package, specifically the ‘mutate’
function of each. I use ‘plyr::mutate’ and ‘dplyr::mutate’ in two different
functions and import both using roxygen2 notation 'importFrom plyr mutate’ (the
same for dplyr). However, I cannot get rid of the warn
