If base::solve.default() is called with a 'qr' object, the following
will take place:
if(inherits(a, "qr")) {
warning("solve.default called with a \"qr\" object: use 'qr.solve'")
return(solve.qr(a, b, tol))
}
Note how the warning says that qr.solve() should be used,
|On the subject of spell-checking, to avoid false positives when I'm
checking the package, in the directory above the package directory I
create a file called .spell_ignore with one word per line, and then run|:
|||devtools::spell_check("pkg/", dict="en_GB",
ignore=read.table(".spell_ignore",
Hi,
thanks for your fast reply. I've fixed the issues and get no error messages
when running BiocCheck.
This is the updated version:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rJcs2W5fcfc0Cq74QHfNfk0mu2xJ5JJ9
Thanks and kind regards,
Stefan
On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 7:58 PM Van Twisk, Daniel <