Hi,
There are no dependencies and everything is considered/treated as UTF-8.
On windows, I internally do all the conversions between UTF-8 and UTF-16.
I also offer functions to convert between UTF-8 , UTF-16 and MBCS.
I don't know what UCRT is, but tinyfiledialogs is compatible with all
versions
Hello Duncan and Ivan,
Thank you for your prompt response! Perhaps I should add that:
I don't think the Python module "ctef" exists on CRAN. Therefore, I am very
surprised that the example below runs overtime, since all it has to do is to
run reticulate::py_module_available('ctef'). If even
I just found a couple of packages with add-ins that do something like
this: sinew (on CRAN) and docthis on Github at
https://github.com/mdlincoln/docthis
I think neither of them is quite as smooth as the `Code | Insert Roxygen
Skeleton` menu item in RStudio, but both do handle dataframes,
I thought roxygen supported documenting NULL constants for data.
I do think roxygen ought to be able to co-exist with Rd files... but the claim
that documenting data requires Rd files smells fishy to me.
On September 21, 2023 1:30:11 PM PDT, Michael L Friendly
wrote:
>I am an RStudio user,
I am an RStudio user, and I could see this as a plugin somewhere, but I don't
want to create a package just for this.
I'd rather that my code could be adopted somewhere in the framework of
devtools/usethis/ ...
It's so obvious that this tool should be there somewhere, particularly since
Hi Michael,
I'm no license expert either, but I too believe that while a
GPL-licensed package can incorporate MIT-licensed code, an MIT-licensed
package can't incorporate GPL-licensed code.
One solution, I think, would be to put your use_data_doc() in a separate
GPL-licensed package, which
Hi Michael.
I don't know if you're an RStudio user, but this seems ideal as the
basis for an RStudio plug-in. Just install it, then when you want to
generate docs for some dataset defined in R code, move to the start of
the definition and hit some hot key to insert the documentation skeleton
None of us here are lawyers, but a simple google search should take you to
discussions such as [1]. There is a long history of debates about the upsides
and downsides of restricting how people can use your source code.
My short take is that a GPL license prevents anyone from stuffing your code
Yes, if usethis is the most useful place for this to be, I suppose I should
first flag this as an issue, and then issue a PR for my code.
I don't understand the fine distinctions between GPL-2 and MIT licensed code.
Perhaps some other developers can chime in here.
-Michael
-Original
В Thu, 21 Sep 2023 16:33:35 +
Michael L Friendly пишет:
> I called this function `use_data_doc()`, because I thought it would
> be a welcome addition to the usethis package.
>
> I hope that someone on this list can advise how to make such a
> function available to all R package developers.
I have many datasets in a some of my packages, and always used
`utils::promptData()` to generate the skeleton of a man/data.Rd file.
Now that I've switched to roxygen style, I have found no simple equivalent. In
fact, with RStudio tools for generating documentation
for functions, it is
В Thu, 21 Sep 2023 15:10:56 +0200
Jan Gorecki пишет:
> Do you by any chance know any examples of using
> R_withCallingErrorHandler? Or could you modify your example to use
> this instead?
Calling handlers are different from exiting handlers established by
tryCatch. Instead of replacing the
В Thu, 21 Sep 2023 15:02:12 +0200
Guillaume Vareille пишет:
> There are no dependencies
I see now, you're using dialog-style programs on Unix-like operating
systems. That's clever.
Note that CRAN packages are not allowed to take over the standard input
and standard output, so you might have to
On 20/09/2023 8:03 p.m., Hanyu Song wrote:
Hello,
I have a simple question about including examples. My code depends on a rarely
used Python module, so I am using the @examplesIf tag per Hadley Wickham's
advice as follows:
#' @examplesIf reticulate::py_module_available('ctef')
#' res <-
Dear Guillaume Vareille,
В Wed, 20 Sep 2023 12:30:53 +0200
tinyfiledial...@ysengrin.com пишет:
> I've been pointed to the documentation link on how to write a package,
> but it would really help if someone who knows what to do could direct
> me.
There's potentially a lot to tell. Converting the
https://tinyfiledialogs.sourceforge.net
Hi,
I am the author of tinyfiledialogs a cross-platform C C++ library
(windows, Mac, Unix) which offers many modal dialogs and popup
notifications (both for graphic and console modes). It aims to be
extremely easy to use. There is no init, no main
On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 09:46:26 +0200
Jan Gorecki wrote:
> I would like to safely allocate R object from C. By safely I mean
> that, I can test if allocation succeeded or failed, and then raise
> exception myself.
> R_alloc and allocVector both raises exception straightaway, so I am
> not able to
Dear pkg developers
I would like to safely allocate R object from C. By safely I mean
that, I can test if allocation succeeded or failed, and then raise
exception myself.
R_alloc and allocVector both raises exception straightaway, so I am
not able to handle failed allocation myself.
In plain C it
On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 00:03:11 +
Hanyu Song wrote:
> Unfortunately, my_func runs overtime during the CRAN check. To
> resolve this, do I simply use the less elegant approach as follows?
>
> #' \dontrun{
> #' if (reticulate::py_module_available('ctef')) {
> #' res <- my_func(input1, input2)
>
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