CRAN doesn't care about whether devtools is happy. R CMD check --as-cran needs
to work, e.g. as in [1].
Devtools is a convenience tool to help put all of the necessary bits in the
right places in your source code according to [2]. But if there is any
disagreement about what works, devtools is n
On 02/09/2023 2:50 p.m., John Carter Hall wrote:
Hello R-Package-Devel Mailing List,
I am new to R package development, and am having to limp a project across the
line after my organization has gone through significant changes in recent weeks.
As such, I am emailing to understand what I can do
I�m not particularly experienced with this but wrote a �proof-of-concept�
skeleton of a package at https://github.com/mtmorgan/ocl . The basics are
* Import OpenCL in the DESCRIPTION file
* Write OpenCL scripts in inst/ (dnorm implemented in OpenCL)
* Use the helper function in R/ocl
Normally you do not need to specify @usage in roxygen source files.
As Duncan noted, without seeing everything, we are only guessing, but I
suspect that you have tried to combine manual @usage directives with
@alias or @Rdfile directives in the roxygen for the other functions.
If my guesses a
Also, consider different names. The convention in R is for a probability
distribution foo to have dfoo, pfoo, qfoo, and rfoo. I'm not sure what S,
F and H stand for in your notation, so maybe consider giving them more
descriptive names? If F is for Fisher then dFisherCor or something like
that.
On 01/01/2019 5:39 a.m., SOUVIK NATH wrote:
Dear CRAN maintainers and R package developers,
Respected Sirs,
I am interested in submitting a package which I created in RStudio, that
contains functions to compute the PDF,CDF and critical region of the
distribution of sample correlation coeffec