Go to the R home page (google for single letter R) and click on CRAN
and on that page choose a mirror and then choose Packages from left
hand menu. Just googling for CRAN gsubfn where gsubfn is the package
name in this example will often work too.
Some packages have a home page that gives information. If you have
installed the package, e.g. gsubfn, then
library(help = gsubfn)
will list the home page.in the Description: section under URL. The
home page may have more info. For example, in the case of gsubfn
it has a public svn source repository.
On 4/12/07, Sione <sionep at xtra.co.nz> wrote:>
> Dear Users,
>
> I am new to R, I have just downloaded it to play with. I am a Java &
> Matlab user, so I assume that it wouldn't be a hurdle. Where do I get
> to see the source codes for R sub-packages ? I looked at those
> sub-packages in folder 'R-ex' for the source codes and they are
> compressed files. Do I mean to de-compress these files where the source
> codes reside ?
>
> Any hint would be useful.
>
> Cheers,
> Sione.
>
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