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I use the example code in the "<a href="http://roxygen.org/roxygen.pdf">vignette</a>",
then get three files: pseudoprime.R, pseudoprime-package.R, fermat.R <br>
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I use these codes to generate the documentation:<br>
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library( roxygen )<br>
package.skeleton( "pseudoprime", <br>
code_files =
c("fermat.R","pseudoprime.r","pseudoprime-package.R"),<br>
force = T,<br>
namespace = T )<br>
roxygenize( "pseudoprime", <br>
roxygen.dir = "pseudoprime.roxygen")<br>
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But the DESCRIPTION is:<br>
<br>
Package: pseudoprime<br>
Type: Package<br>
Title: What the package does (short line)<br>
Version: 1.0<br>
Date: 2010-04-30<br>
Author: <b>Who wrote it</b><br>
Maintainer: <b>Who to complain to <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:yourfault@somewhere.net"><yourfault@somewhere.net></a></b><br>
Description: <b>More about what it does (maybe more than one line)</b><br>
License: <b>What license is it under?</b><br>
LazyLoad: <b>yes</b><br>
Collate: 'fermat.R' 'pseudoprime-package.R' 'pseudoprime.r'<br>
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Could these bold information be automatically generated according the
description in the pseudoprime-package.R?<br>
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Thank you very much.<br>
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Best regards,<br>
Bangyou Zheng<br>
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