On 06.01.2018 18:36, Boxuan Cui wrote:
Hi all,
*[Issue 1]*
This is the first time I have encountered this, and I have no idea what's
going on. I really appreciate anyone's help on this.
My package: https://cran.r-project.org/package=DataExplorer
My story:
- *[Jan 01]*
- I plan t
Let me add: Frequently you can use storage in an enmvironment in yur
package, if that helps to avoid assigning into .GlobalEnv.
Best,
Uwe Ligges
On 06.01.2018 22:07, peter dalgaard wrote:
You probably need to tell us what you are trying to achieve. Why do you want to
assign temp3 to a variabl
You probably need to tell us what you are trying to achieve. Why do you want to
assign temp3 to a variable with its name in s into the global environment? Not
doing that would clearly eliminate the Note:, but presumably it has a function.
However, writing to the global environment, especially to
Hello!
Regarding the following NOTE:
* checking R code for possible problems ... [4s] NOTE
Found the following assignments to the global environment:
File 'TSEtools/R/getTSE.R':
assign(as.character(s), temp3, envir = as.environment(1))
Please let me know, how can I eliminate this problem? I did
Hi all,
*[Issue 1]*
This is the first time I have encountered this, and I have no idea what's
going on. I really appreciate anyone's help on this.
My package: https://cran.r-project.org/package=DataExplorer
My story:
- *[Jan 01]*
- I plan to release the latest version to CRAN. I ran a
Den 2018-01-06 kl. 04:41, skrev Rolf Turner:
P. S. It also seems to me to be polite --- if that's the way the bloke
writes his name, then that's the way that I ought to write it when
referring to him.
I couldn't agree more: Thanks Rolf!
Göran
PS. I follow Uwe's recommendation and write \en
Hugh,
You may be looking at this from the wrong angle. "Imports" is really an
updated variant of "Depends". Both of them declaure _unconditional_ use of
another package. (How they are used is the fine distinction between loading
and attaching which we'll skip here). The key point is that a pack
I write to clarify when a package should be in Imports: vs Suggests:.
Does the absence of warnings following a R CMD check --as-cran
guarantee that packages are placed in the correct field?
For example, consider a package with only one exported function:
isTrue <- function(x) hutils::AND(x, TRUE)
