One difficulty in getting the help pages to look beautiful is that the
original input is so inconsistent, and package authors (naturally) get upset
when CRAN starts rejecting packages because of errors that used to be
ignored. The current output is definitely a compromise aimed at making most
On Wed, 14-Mar-2012 at 11:39PM +0100, Tomáš Křehlík wrote:
| Hello R people
|
[...]
| The best documentation that I ever used is probably one of
| Mathematica, look for example here
| http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/ref/Fit.html (it is
| somehow related to the stuff below).
[...]
2012/3/14 Tomáš Křehlík tomas.kreh...@gmail.com:
Hello R people
I get the feeling (by some experience with learning programming languages
when I am not primarily a programmer but economist/statistician) that
structure of help really helps and I would like to have it to go in the way
basic
On 14-03-2012, at 23:39, Tomáš Křehlík wrote:
Hello R people
I always wander what other people say about the R help. Finally after some
years of using, I decided that it is probably time to try to do something
about it, because the feeling of gritting teeth does not go away with years
On 12-03-14 6:39 PM, Tomáš Křehlík wrote:
Hello R people
I always wander what other people say about the R help. Finally after some
years of using, I decided that it is probably time to try to do something about
it, because the feeling of gritting teeth does not go away with years of usage.
Hello R people
I always wander what other people say about the R help. Finally after some
years of using, I decided that it is probably time to try to do something about
it, because the feeling of gritting teeth does not go away with years of usage.
:) Moreover, I think it is one of the few
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