The manual on Writing R Extensions says that one should ``only
document a
***single*** data object per Rd file''. My recollection is that in the
past this commandment (which I occasionally found to be inconvenient)
was enforced.
I recently saw a post to R-help which appeared to indicate that one
***can*** document multiple (presumably related) data sets in a single
Rd file. I experimented and found that the construction
\usage{
melvin
clyde
irving
fred
}
which I recollect as *not* working, now appears to work. This in
effect permits one to document (conveniently) melvin, clyde, irving,
and fred in one data file. Along with, of course, having
\alias{melvin}
\alias{clyde}
\alias{irving}
\alias{fred}
under the \name{ } field at the top of the file.)
(a) Has the situation indeed changed, or is my ageing
memory playing tricks on me again?
(b) If indeed the situation has changed (or perhaps even
if it hasn't) shouldn't that line ``only document a ***single***
data object per Rd file'' be deleted from ``Writing R Extensions''?
cheers,
Rolf Turner
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