In my package I have a dataframe that I use but want to hide from the user. In
Hadley's book on R Packages, he says:
> • If you want to store parsed data, but not make it available to the
> user, put it in R/sysdata.rda. This is the best place to put data that your
> functions need.
>
I have done that, and sure enough when the package is loaded, the structure is
there. However, when I am working on debugging code, and I refer to the
structure in a function, RStudio gives a warning that the structure is out of
scope, say the data frame is myDF:
myFunc <- function(myIndex) {
junk <- myDF[index]
return(junk)
}
RStudio will warn that myDF is out of scope. My question is if there is a
proper way to refer to myDF so as not to get the warning, or just ignore it.
Basically before submission I try to remove all warnings from the editor, even
style ones, just to have things cleaner.
Thanks,
-Roy
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