Zed Shaw wrote:>
> Hello,
>
> I have a decent working version of that report writing library which
I'm
> calling R Report Generator. For those who don't know, this is a small
> library I've been working on which lets you output just about anything
> to an HTML "report" while you work, or as the result of a script.
I'm
> eventually going to have it do nifty things like produce DocBook XML.
>
> I have two questions: 1) Does anyone think it is ready for inclusion
> into CRAN? 2) How do I submit it to CRAN?
2) is described at the bottom of http://cran.r-project.org/
> I've managed to package it up into an installable R package and I have
a
> decent set of tests. This latest version has the following features:
>
> * Open your report with report.view (thanks to code borrowed from Robert
> Gentleman <rgentlem at jimmy.harvard.edu>)
> * A "current working report" is assumed as default, similar to
plot
> devices (although, my way of doing it is kind of a hack). This means
> you don't have to continually specify the report object you want to
work
> with.
> * HTML output functions follow same model.
> * Bugs removed from many places.
>
> Still not much in the way of docs, but getting closer. See the
> report-test.R and html-test.R files for an example of how it all works.
>
> Please give it a try and contact me with any feedback you have. Thanks.
The packages doesn't pass "R CMD check" (DESCRIPTION file [Title,
Maintainer, ...], missing docs, ...).
Please read the manual "Writing R extensions" how a package has to be
set up.
[BTW: On Windows the current package cannot be installed.]
Uwe Ligges
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