unwrap.package: Unwrap an installed wrapper package
In ning-yan/packagewrapper: Package Wrapper
Description
Unwrap an installed wrapper package
Usage
1
unwrap.package(package)
Arguments
package
A character string which gives the name of an installed wrapper package.
The inner package inside this wrapper package will be installed. Note that
the wrapper package will be over-written if it has the same name as its
be the case if the wrapper package was created by the wrap.package function.
This is the recommended way of using a wrapper package, which is intended to
be only a container for its inner package, it is no longer needed once it is
unwrapped and the inner package is installed.
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Description
Unwrap an installed wrapper package
Usage
1 | unwrap.package(package)
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Arguments
package |
A character string which gives the name of an installed wrapper package. The inner package inside this wrapper package will be installed. Note that the wrapper package will be over-written if it has the same name as its be the case if the wrapper package was created by the wrap.package function. This is the recommended way of using a wrapper package, which is intended to be only a container for its inner package, it is no longer needed once it is unwrapped and the inner package is installed. |
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