| pkgDesc | R Documentation |
a simple “version”, or wrapper for
packageDescription(), returning a named character vector,
including "file", and still has a useful print()
method.
pkgDesc (pkg, lib.loc = NULL, fields = NULL, ...)
pkgBuilt(pkg, lib.loc = NULL, ...)
pkg |
a |
lib.loc |
library location to find the package in; the default
|
fields |
a character vector (or |
... |
further optional arguments passed to |
a named character vector, with names, the
fields, identical to the names of the list returned
by packageDescription, plus its "file" attribute.
Additionally the resulting vector is of class "Dlist" which
activates a useful print() method.
The file is always returned; not the least that the author
wants to see it quite often as his .libPaths() is
non-trivial and typically longer than 4 entries.
Martin Maechler, Jan. 2021
packageDescription,
.libPaths.
str(pd <- pkgDesc("sfsmisc"))
pd[c("Date","Packaged", "Built","file")]
pkgBuilt("sfsmisc")
## Show "Built" (and "file") for all packages whose namespaces are loaded:
lNs <- loadedNamespaces()
mlNs <- sapply(lNs, pkgBuilt)
t(mlNs) # typically prints nicely
pkgs <- c("grid", "lattice", "MASS", "Matrix", "nlme", "lme4", "sfsmisc")
pkgs <- c("foobar", "barbar", pkgs, "kitty") # + names that typically don't exist
pkgsOk <- basename(find.package(pkgs, quiet=TRUE))
mpkg <- sapply(pkgsOk, pkgBuilt)
stopifnot(is.matrix(mpkg), nrow(mpkg) == 2)
mpkg["Built",]
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