Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Make collate roclet which parses the given files; topologically
sorting @include
s, and either merging the Collate:
directive with a pre-existing ‘DESCRIPTION’ or writing to
standard out.
1 | make.collate.roclet(merge.file, target.file="", verbose=TRUE)
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merge.file |
‘DESCRIPTION’ file with which to merge directive;
or |
target.file |
whither to |
verbose |
whether to describe what we're doing with the target.file |
Each @include
tag should specify the filename of one intrapackage
dependency; multiple @include
tags may be given.
Contains the member function parse
which parses an arbitrary number
of files, and parse.dir
which recursively parses a directory tree.
Rd roclet
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | #' `example-a.R', `example-b.R' and `example-c.R' reside
#' in the `example' directory, with dependencies
#' a -> {b, c}. This is `example-a.R'.
#' @include example-b.R
#' @include example-c.R
roxygen()
roclet <- make.collate.roclet()
## Not run: roclet$parse.dir('example')
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