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when i try in the console to ('#editor').wysiwyg();
i get undefined is not a function
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I wanted to copy functions from a parent package and need to make an other package with selected functions from parent package in r.
I tried using burglr for this :: https://github.com/moodymudskipper/burglr
The steps i followed is:
First create a package directories and files with
library(devtools)
create_package("~/path/to/new_packa")
Then, copy the function by using burglr
burglr::burglr("https://github.com/andrebleier/dive/blob/master/dive.R")
The error i get is this :
Error: 'burglr' is not an exported object from 'namespace:burglr'
Im not able to understand the problem. What could be the possible solution? If not using burglr, how else can i copy a package from somewhere else? is it ok if i just copy paste the functions in my local package project ? Wont there be dependecy issues?
I am trying to export a gt table using the package officer but I get this error message.
Error in UseMethod("ph_with", value) :
no applicable method for 'ph_with' applied to an object of class "c('gt_tbl', 'list')"
I already updated officer and all the packages I have installed. I also installed the github version. Do you have any idea how to export it?
Thank you very much
I continue to get the following R CMD check (via devtools::check()) for a package I am preparing to submit to CRAN (you can see the results for the package here:
Check: dependencies in R code
Result: NOTE
Namespace in Imports field not imported from: ‘tidyr’
All declared Imports should be used.
The source code for the package is here on GitHub. I've removed any mention of tidyr or its functions throughout the package, but the note remains. There are a number of Stack Overflow questions (i.e., this and other resources on this, but none seem to apply to this situation. How can I address this note?
This message appears when you include a package in the Imports: field in DESCRIPTION file and no function in this namespace is called by any function of the package. In this case, it means that in the R code of the package there was no call like tydir::fun, where fun represents any function of that package.
To solve it, simply delete the reference to the package in Imports: field within DESCRIPTION file. This was fixed in this commit for the package involved in the question: clustRcompaR.
If you don't want the message to appear when you check the package using devtools:check(), set option CRAN = FALSE: devtools::check(CRAN = FALSE)
I am building a R package using devtools. All documentation is built using roxygen2. For the functions this works all fine, but how can I provide a help page for the whole package, that lists all the available functions.
In other packages there's always a link in the bottom of each help page which leads to the index page:
Screenshot from dplyr package (exemplary index link)
How can I built/link this index page with devtools?
EDIT: If I access a help page by "?functionName", there will be also the following output printed to the console "Using development documentation for functionName". From the github repository of devtools I find the function dev-help.R that gives this output. In its comments it's stated that links won't work with this development help.
Note that this only renders a single documentation file, so that links to other files within the package won't work.
So how can I use the normal documentation instead of dev-help?
Found the solution. If you have the following workflow:
create()
document()
build()
install.packages()
library(<pkg-name>)
the documentation will be loaded in the namespace of R during document(). Accordingly, a later call of ?functionName will refer to the development stage of the documentation and not the one provided by the compiled package.
Thus, creating a fresh R session after installation just solves the issue!
I have to custom module for Scilab. After reading of documentation, I try to use toolbox_skeleton, but I don't know how I can load this module into Scilab: I press "load", select "loader" of module from "contrib" folder, and type c_sum(3,5) into window of Scilab - then I will get error "Unknown variable c_sum". Where have I made a mistake?
The normal step:
call the builder.sce
and then the loader.sce