Nothing
silly.example <- structure(function
### this function does nothing in particular and does it very well
(
##title<<Simple function arguments
first, ##<< the first argument with a multi-line description
## which I really have to put here rather than explaining in the details.
second= ##<< the second argument with a list default value
## and descriptions of each of the elements
##describe<<
list(this="that", ##<< whichness
the="other", ##<< of the
rhubarb="stew", ##<< why
foo="bar"),
##end<<
third ##<< an argument that does nothing
)
{
##description<<why should I add to description?
##details<<
## if second is TRUE then first is returned
if ( second ){
##alias<<Long silly alias
res <- first
} else {
##details<<
## if second is not TRUE then a list is returned
##describe<<The contents of the list are:
res <- list(x=7, ##<< x coordinate
z= ##<< z describes everything else
##describe<<
list(colour="green", ##<< colour of line
width=2), ##<< width of line
##end<<
## and this line should get into documentation for z
y=10)##<< y coordinate
}
##note<< a note
##references<< a reference
##seealso<< \code{\link{SillyTest-class}}
##keyword<<documentation utilities
invisible(res)
### invisible something not unrelated to first
}, ex=function(){
silly.example(1, TRUE)
})
setClass("SillyTest", # S4 classes can be documented as well
### The Silly class does nothing much either
##details<< Put what you like in documentation details,
## but ideally reference construction methods.
representation(forwards="function", ##<< forward operation
reverse="function", ##<< how to go backward
crashes="integer") ##<< how many crashes
) ##<< this comment is ignored as it is outside setClass expression
## creates "show" generic function. Documentation of this not yet supported.
##setMethod("show","Silly",function(object){cat("crashed ",object@crashes," times\n")})
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