You did not specify any object in the function. Thus R is building the
package "test" with all the objects present in your session when you are
calling the package.skeleton function. I suppose that one of these
objects is causing problem. I suggest you list all the
variables/function necessary for your package in the function.
Something like that :
a <- 1
b <- function(x) {x+x}
package.skeleton(name = "test", list=c("a","b"))
Eloi
On 12-05-08 10:00 AM, abhisarihan wrote:
I am a newbie in R, and I am trying to build an R package but I keep getting
an unexpected input error when I try using the build, check or install
commands. I used the following command to generate the skeleton:
package.skeleton("test")
After this I went to the command prompt and to the directory with the test
folder and ran the command:
R CMD build test
I got the following error message:
Error: 37:1: unexpected input
37:
^
I even tried the check and INSTALL commands on the package and got the same
error. I tried googling the error code and the error message but it seems
like I should not be getting such an error while building the package
itself. Everywhere I checked it seemed like simply typing that command in
command prompt should work. I am wondering if anyone knows what I am doing
wrong? Thanks for the help.
I am using R 2.15.0 on Windows 7.
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