[Roxygen-devel] [roxygen2] roxygenise parses R files that are not in Collate

[Renaud Gaujoux]

Hi,

Suppose a package directory that contains R files that are not in the
Collate field in the DESCRIPTION.
Running:
roxygenise('.', roclets='rd')

will parse all the R files, even those that are not in Collate.
I explicitly used the argument roclets='rd', since the default would be
to update the Collate field with new R scripts (right?).

Is this normal?
Attached a dummy package to reproduce the issue.

Thank you
--
Renaud Gaujoux
Computational Biology - University of Cape Town
South Africa




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[Hadley Wickham]

On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 7:16 AM, Renaud Gaujoux

Post by Renaud Gaujoux
Hi,
Suppose a package directory that contains R files that are not in the
Collate field in the DESCRIPTION.
roxygenise('.', roclets='rd')
will parse all the R files, even those that are not in Collate.
I explicitly used the argument roclets='rd', since the default would be to
update the Collate field with new R scripts (right?).

Yes, correct. Roxygen2 updates collate for you, so it must parse all
files. What behaviour are you looking for?

Hadley