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# Every help-page example is written as verbs with named arguments: no `$`,
# no bracket indexing and no `order()` on the public surface. An example
# teaches the idiom a user copies, so one that subsets a result, or builds its
# input by hand-editing columns, teaches the ritual the package exists to
# remove. This reads the examples as users see them, from the help pages.
.example_code <- function() {
source_man <- test_path("..", "..", "man")
database <- if (dir.exists(source_man)) {
tools::Rd_db(dir = normalizePath(test_path("..", "..")))
} else tools::Rd_db("latents")
unlist(lapply(names(database), function(topic) {
code <- utils::capture.output(tools::Rd2ex(database[[topic]], out = stdout()))
code <- code[!grepl("^\\s*#", code) & nzchar(trimws(code))]
if (length(code) == 0L) return(character())
stats::setNames(code, rep(topic, length(code)))
}))
}
test_that("help-page examples use verbs, not subsetting", {
code <- .example_code()
expect_gt(length(code), 100L)
subsetting <- grepl("\\$[A-Za-z_.]", code) |
grepl("[A-Za-z0-9_.)]\\[", code) |
grepl("\\border\\(", code)
offenders <- paste(names(code)[subsetting], code[subsetting], sep = ": ")
expect_identical(offenders, character())
})
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