Dear mailing list,
how can I solve the warning during the CHECK of the examples in my
virtualArray package that states:
Warning: .find.package is deprecated.
>From what function call does it originate?
Thanks,
Andreas
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According to the build logs my package (tigre) appears to have the same
problem, but I cannot reproduce this on my own install of R-devel (r62117).
Perhaps this is just an R bug that has since been fixed?
Antti
On 04/03/13 10:52, Andreas Heider wrote:
Dear mailing list,
how can I solve the
On 4 March 2013 09:57, Antti Honkela wrote:
> According to the build logs my package (tigre) appears to have the same
> problem, but I cannot reproduce this on my own install of R-devel (r62117).
>
> Perhaps this is just an R bug that has since been fixed?
I believe the warnings result from chang
> You can solve the package size issue by putting your example data in a
> separate "experiment data" package
> (http://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/data/experiment/).
>
> Stephanie
I fixed the package size issue with a secondary experiment data package
(flowFitExampleData)
It is n
This is a kind of a chicken and egg problem.
If the data in the experimental data package is in base R containers
(like just a matrix etc), it is pretty clear: the data package does
not depend on anything and the methods package either suggests or
depends on the data package.
However, in most cas
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 2:22 AM, Laurent Gatto wrote:
> On 4 March 2013 09:57, Antti Honkela wrote:
>> According to the build logs my package (tigre) appears to have the same
>> problem, but I cannot reproduce this on my own install of R-devel (r62117).
>>
>> Perhaps this is just an R bug that has
Hi Davide,
Lots of good advice here. The main goal with two packages is to
minimize dependencies for the experiment data package as this is
presumed to be the less specialized package. Whenever you have a
package ready please be sure to follow the follow the instructions on
the link that He
