Hi I am having a few more miscellaneous problems when I run R CMD check on my package. All of the early stuff works OK. I get a WARNING at the "checking S3 generic/method consistency" stage, where it seems to think two of my fucntions are inconsistent with plot() (I don't understand why it thinks that). I then get another WARNING indicating that I have an undocumented data set called ".Traceback", but I can't find anything called .Traceback on my entire system. Finally, all my examples run fine, all my Latex is checked and that's OK, and I get: * creating mypackage-manual.tex ... OK * checking mypackage-manual.tex ... ERROR LaTeX errors when creating DVI version. This typically indicates Rd problems. This is in contrast to the first line of the output which states: * checking for working latex ... OK So I'm kind of stuck here. I'd like to ask if there is something I can use to check my Rd files WITHOUT having to run the examples, as the examples all take about 30 minutes to run, and so it's not a quick bug-tracking cycle... Any ideas, comments welcome! Thanks Mick
More problems checking an R package
2 messages · michael watson (IAH-C), Uwe Ligges
michael watson (IAH-C) wrote:
Hi I am having a few more miscellaneous problems when I run R CMD check on my package. All of the early stuff works OK. I get a WARNING at the "checking S3 generic/method consistency" stage, where it seems to think two of my fucntions are inconsistent with plot() (I don't understand why it thinks that). I then get another WARNING indicating that I have an undocumented data set called ".Traceback", but I can't find anything called .Traceback on my entire system. Finally, all my examples run fine, all my Latex is checked and that's OK, and I get: * creating mypackage-manual.tex ... OK * checking mypackage-manual.tex ... ERROR LaTeX errors when creating DVI version. This typically indicates Rd problems.
See the log file in the check directory, it shows where the error comes from.
This is in contrast to the first line of the output which states: * checking for working latex ... OK So I'm kind of stuck here. I'd like to ask if there is something I can use to check my Rd files WITHOUT having to run the examples, as the examples all take about 30 minutes to run, and so it's not a quick bug-tracking cycle...
R CMD check --help tells you: R CMD check --no-examples ..... Uwe Ligges
Any ideas, comments welcome! Thanks Mick
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