Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package

2016-07-14 Thread Jeff Newmiller
dams, Jean" ; r-help > Envoyé le : Jeudi 14 juillet 2016 8h40 > Objet : Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package > >On Jul 13, 2016 15:02, Adams, Jean wrote: >> >> Timo, >> >> A couple of thoughts ... >> >> First, could you achieve what you

Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package

2016-07-14 Thread BONACHE Adrien via R-help
function. After it copy and paste the function in R. Use it! Best wishes with your code! Adrien. De : "t...@timogrossenbacher.ch" À : "Adams, Jean" ; r-help Envoyé le : Jeudi 14 juillet 2016 8h40 Objet : Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package On Jul 13, 201

Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package

2016-07-13 Thread timo
On Jul 13, 2016 15:02, Adams, Jean wrote: > > Timo, > > A couple of thoughts ... > > First, could you achieve what you want by simply modifying (your own copies > of) a function or two from the hexbin package, without having to modify the > entire package? This might give you fewer tripping points

Re: [R] Forking and adapting an R package

2016-07-13 Thread Adams, Jean
Timo, A couple of thoughts ... First, could you achieve what you want by simply modifying (your own copies of) a function or two from the hexbin package, without having to modify the entire package? This might give you fewer tripping points. Second, right after you forked the package (so that y

[R] Forking and adapting an R package

2016-07-12 Thread timo
Hello. I'm trying to adapt the package “hexbin” to suit my needs. This is the first time I do this. I've read a bit through Hadley's “R packages”, but now I'm pretty lost (from a workflow point of view). I am using RStudio and Hadley's devtools. So I forked the repo I want to adapt: https://git