Hi all,
I thought I should mention I've started working on roxygen3 at
https://github.com/hadley/roxygen3. It's a ground up rewrite of
roxygen2, aiming to produce the same results as roxygen3, but without
a completely different backend. Currently the roxygen2 code is hard
to extend - the idea of roclets was good, but I think they were too
big - you want to be able to work at the tag level so it's easier to
add new features.
The new roccers in roxygen3 look something like this:
parse_dev <- function(roc, ...) {
if (is.null(roc$dev)) return()
list(
title = str_c("[DEV] ", roc$title),
description = c("This function is useful only for developers",
roc$description),
dev = NULL)
}
add_roccer("dev", roc_parser(one = parse_dev))
base_prereqs[["dev"]] <- c("_intro", "title", "details")
That defines @dev which adds a note to the title and the description
that the function is more suitable for developers than end-users.
The interface is likely to change a lot, and I doubt the package
currently installs (although it does work with devtools::load_all),
but if you're interested please take a look. I'm hoping a stronger
foundation will make it easier to keep on top of the bugs and to
flexibly implement new features.
Hadley
--
Assistant Professor
Department of Statistics / Rice University
http://had.co.nz/
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