I didn't find an answer elsewhere:
My package 'bit' creates a S3 generic 'clone' and exports it.
Furthermore it registers a S3 method 'clone.default' (not exported).
My package 'ff' imports package 'bit' and exports and registers a new S3
method 'clone.ff'. However, calling 'clone(ffobj)'
Hi Simon and Vladimir,
>> On Oct 19, 2021, at 4:13 PM, Pariksheet Nanda
wrote:
>> The trouble is, R's installation process will only copy compiled
files from ./libs/ that have exactly the extension ".so" and files
ending with ".so.1" are ignored.
--snip--
>> library(tsshmm)
>> ...
>> Error:
I would just increment the version. This is the from the CRAN
re-submission policy[1]:
> Updates to previously-published packages must have an increased version.
> Increasing the version number at each submission reduces confusion so is
> preferred even when a previous submission was not
Hi all,
I have a question re package submission that I'm hoping someone might be able
to help with.
A package I maintain (dalmatian) was archived last year because one of the
packages it depends on (dglm) was removed from CRAN. The dglm package has been
fixed and is back on CRAN, and I have
The simplest thing to try is to compile the library statically and link it
into your package. No extra files - no trouble.
You can also try renaming the file from *.so.1 to *.so.
best
Vladimir Dergachev
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Good day,
I would like to create a concise show method for an S4 class that I am
developing. One class slot stores a function specified by the end user. It
could be a basic function, an S3 function, an S4 function. For S4 functions, I
can get a concise representation:
>
Hi folks,
On 10/18/21 11:13 PM, Pariksheet Nanda wrote:
The trouble is, R's installation process will only copy compiled files
from ./libs/ that have exactly the extension ".so" and files ending with
".so.1" are ignored.
--snip--
So is there some mechanism to copy arbitrary files or
Hi folks,
My package [1] depends on a C library libghmm-dev that's available in
many GNU/Linux package managers. However, it's not available on all
platforms and if this dependency is not installed, my autoconf generated
configure script defaults to falling back to compiling and installing
