makeOxygen | R Documentation |
Creates roxygen2 skeleton including title, description, import and other fields for an object in the global environment or a function of an attached namespace.
makeOxygen( obj, add_default = TRUE, add_fields = sinew_opts$get("add_fields"), use_dictionary = NULL, print = TRUE, ... )
obj |
function or name of function |
add_default |
boolean to add defaults values to the end of the PARAM fields, Default: TRUE |
add_fields |
character vector to add additional roxygen2 fields, Default: c("details","examples","seealso","rdname","export") |
use_dictionary |
character, path_to_dictionary, Default: NULL |
print |
boolean print output to console, Default: TRUE |
... |
arguments to be passed to make_import |
add_fields can include any slot except for the defaults (title,description,param,return). The order in add_fields determines the order of printout. The roxygen2 fields to add are list below, for more information go to Generating Rd files. If obj is 'data.frame' or 'tibble' then the fields c('export','examples','seealso','rdname') will be ignored.
Field | Skeleton |
author | AUTHOR [AUTHOR_2] |
backref | src/filename.cpp |
concept | CONCEPT_TERM_1 [CONCEPT_TERM_2] |
describeIn | FUNCTION_NAME DESCRIPTION |
details | DETAILS |
example | path/relative/to/packge/root |
export | |
family | FAMILY_TITLE |
field | FIELD_IN_S4_RefClass DESCRIPTION |
format | DATA_STRUCTURE |
importClassesFrom | PKG CLASS_a [CLASS_b] |
importMethodsFrom | PKG METHOD_a [METHOD_b] |
include | FILENAME.R [FILENAME_b.R] |
inherit | [PKG::]SOURCE_FUNCTION [FIELD_a FIELD_b] |
inheritDotParams | [PKG::]SOURCE_FUNCTION |
inheritSection | [PKG::]SOURCE_FUNCTION [SECTION_a SECTION_b] |
keywords | KEYWORD_TERM |
name | NAME |
rdname | FUNCTION_NAME |
references | BIB_CITATION |
section | SECTION_NAME |
source | \url{http://somewhere.important.com/} |
slot | SLOTNAME DESCRIPTION |
template | FILENAME |
templateVar | NAME VALUE |
useDynLib | PKG [routine_a routine_b] |
makeOxygen(stats::lm)
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