| help.request | R Documentation |
Prompts the user to check they have done all that is expected of them before sending a post to the R-help mailing list, provides a template for the post with session information included and optionally sends the email (on Unix systems).
help.request(subject = "",
address = "r-help@R-project.org",
file = "R.help.request", ...)
subject |
subject of the email. Please do not use single quotes (') in the subject! Post separate help requests for multiple queries. |
address |
recipient's email address. |
file |
filename to use (if needed) for setting up the email. |
... |
additional named arguments such as |
This function is not intended to replace the posting guide. Please read the guide before posting to R-help or using this function (see https://www.r-project.org/posting-guide.html).
The help.request function:
asks whether the user has consulted relevant resources, stopping and opening the relevant URL if a negative response if given.
checks whether the current version of R is being used and whether the add-on packages are up-to-date, giving the option of updating where necessary.
asks whether the user has prepared appropriate (minimal, reproducible, self-contained, commented) example code ready to paste into the post.
Once this checklist has been completed a template post is prepared
including current session information, and passed to
create.post.
Nothing useful.
Heather Turner, based on the then current code and help page of
bug.report().
The posting guide (https://www.r-project.org/posting-guide.html),
also sessionInfo() from which you may add to the help request.
create.post.
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