On 17.09.2010 14:25, carol white wrote:
Hi,
1-
How is it possible to use the name of a generic function as
the name of a function which is not related to the generic
function?
This is not possible, choose a different name or make it a predict()
methods.
> For example, if I define predict.my.function, R
will relate it to predict function and I'll get the following
warning when I run R CMD check
* checking S3 generic/method consistency ... WARNING
predict:
function(object, ...)
predict.my.function ...
2- I get the following warning although I have used "require" of the related
library in the function and imports in DESCRIPTION file
no visible global function definition for coxph
If you do not import it into your namespace but make it available via
require() instead, you need to declare it as Depends.
3- Although I use the alias of an Rd file of my package in cross references:
\seealso{
See Also as \code{\link{object.name}}
}
where object.name is the name of an Rd file without Rd
What is "an Rd file without Rd"?
, I get the following warning
Missing link(s) in documentation object './man/object.name.Rd':
object.name
This means you cited the help page itself?
I think you need to tell us the alias(es) you used as well as the
purpose of this one.
I don't think that I will have use the name of my package.
Why is this related?
Best wishes,
Uwe Ligges
Look forward to your reply,
Carol
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