hi, Am Mittwoch, 20. April 2011, 10:30:22 schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > > this is already implemented in SVN, right? great :-) > > yes. I forgot to write back, although this certainly needs some testing.
i've been using it quite often lately, as the new package i'm working on uses S4 class objects a lot, and some are a little more complex, with slots which in turn are objects of other S4 classes. that said, i haven't discovered any issues so far. works just great! > Note that S4-slots are also shown in the Workspace browser. yes, i've seen that. wasn't sure if that's also a new feature, because i didn't examine these objects that much before. but just now this proves really useful: amongst other stuff, i've implemented LaTeX' hyphenation algorithm in R (not really fast, but it gets the job done... various readability formulas need syllable count), which is of course not 100% accurate. so, being able to browse through the resultung objects makes it very comfortable to discover and correct the glitches :-) > Further, for packages with namespaces, the namespace members are shown, and > completion on the ":::"- operator should work. haven't tested too much, but it does work as expected here. two further ideas: in the workspace browser, the namespace display might be improved by the possibility to further group objects logically. i'm thinking of subnodes for at least functions, methods and classes; which brings me to: i don't know if it sounds strange, but at some points i could use a similar display of the class definitions a package comes with in the workspace browser, to get a quick overview of their structure and slots. perhaps rather useless in globalenv, but if each package namespace node had a subnode for its own classes, that would be really cool. but i don't know if others would find it rather confusing...? viele grüße :: m.eik p.s.: i'm about to release my second external plugin soon :-) o http://reaktanz.de/stuff/uni-d/kRp/kRp_rkward_readab.png -- dipl. psych. meik michalke abt. f"ur diagnostik und differentielle psychologie institut f"ur experimentelle psychologie heinrich-heine-universit"at d"usseldorf
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