If you mean the output file from the R CMD check, "00install". This provides
the same info as the console window when I build using the command R CMD
INSTALL -build slo. I can see that many people get this error message with an
additional line going more into detail, as f.x.:
In addition: Warnin
> Thanks for the reply. The test package build I did using the
> skeleton package was in the same folder as the one I'm using
> now for the custom 'slo' package, so that is not the problem.
>
Have you checked the detailed logs to see exactly which file is causing the
trouble?
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Hi Ellison
Thanks for the reply. The test package build I did using the skeleton package
was in the same folder as the one I'm using now for the custom 'slo' package,
so that is not the problem.
I just investigated whether it was an issue with program rights regarding
downloading and installin
> I only get an error message, when trying to build a binary
> file (or runnning /R CMD check /), not the
> standard tar.gz. Here is what the output looks like in the
> command prompt:
> ...
> I have gotten the impression that generally the error with
> the "Error in file..." is a problem wi
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