[Going through some old and from what I see unanswered messages
See Writing R Extensions: The contents of subdirectory ./inst will be
copied to top level during package installation (i.e. also for making
binary packages).
Best wishes,
Uwe Ligges
morp...@comcast.net wrote:
My OS is Windows XP.
"Writing R Extensions", Section 1.1 states "‘README’ or ‘ChangeLog’ will be ignored by R, but may be useful to
end-users." I see examples of README files in packages grDevices folder afm
and nlme folder mlbook.
The README file was placed at the top level of the package source folder, after the DESCRIPTION file.
After running R CMD check, build, and INSTALL --build, the README file was found in the tar.gz file. However,
it was not found in the zip file, the package Rcheck folder, and the R library
package folder.
How is the README put into build such that it is reproduced in the R library installed package folder?
Bill Morphet, Ph.D.
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