Hi All,
I've had two emails from users in the last 24 hours about malware
around one of my vignettes. A snippet from the last user is:
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I was trying to install a R package that depends on PowerRLaw two
weeks ago. However my virus protection software F secure did not
allow me to install it fro
package author is making a mistake.
Thanks
Colin
>
> On September 6, 2021 4:02:08 AM PDT, Colin Gillespie
> wrote:
> >Dear All,
> >
> >Sorry if this is the wrong mailing address.
> >
> >I was doing a little investigation of R versions in packages an
uot;, "epibasix", "europepmc",
"fabisearch", "FDX", "ggetho", "hyper.fit", "MedSurvey", "NBPSeq",
"NetIndices", "NFWdist", "OmegaG", "primer", "RATest", "refund"
t;)
When checking on win-builder R3.6 I get the note
* checking dependencies in R code ... NOTE
Missing or unexported object: 'tools::R_user_dir'
## Question
Is my code correct and can I ignore this note?
Thanks
Colin
Dr Colin Gillespie
http://www.mas.ncl.ac.uk/~ncsg3/
_
__But__ I do appreciate that overwriting plot.default() may cause
chaos for other package authors, so overall it's probably the correct
choice.
Thanks
colin
On Mon, 13 May 2019 at 12:26, Colin Gillespie wrote:
>
> Dr Colin Gillespie
>
> >
> > Or more simply: call the
Dr Colin Gillespie
>
> Or more simply: call the method prettyBplot.
Rightly (but perhaps wrongly) I was trying for a simple method where
the plots just change. If prettyB loaded, the plots just look a little
nicer. If prettyB isn't available, then the plot function works as norm
nction just calls `plot()` again, everything works, e.g.
plot.lm is fine
plot(lm(1:10 ~ rnorm(10)), which = 1)
Thanks
>
>
> Georgi Boshnakov
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: R-package-devel [mailto:r-package-devel-boun...@r-project.org] On
> Behalf Of Colin Gil
Dear All,
I'm developing a small package to make plotting methods a little bit
nicer looking:
https://github.com/jumpingrivers/prettyB/
The general idea is to replace plot.default() with an alternative
(matching all arguments) and export. This would allow users to simply
load the package and use
>
>
> To your question:
>
> Reference classes are used in *many* places, and the use of ' <<- '
> is really "standard" there.
> e.g., package 'lme4', or 'pcalg' are two packages I'm involved with,
> which use ref.classes and ' <<- ' but are "fine" with that.
>
> So there must be something peculi
Dear All,
I have a package that uses reference classes. When I build the package I
get numerous notes of the sort
Note: no visible binding for '<<-' assignment to 'pars'
I've tried using GlobalVariables, but that didn't solve the issue.
After some googling, I came across the page
http://stackov
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