Reputation: 3879
I have a follow up question on this question. Suppose I want an own +
function for my class expo
. On my normal R session the following works perfectly
'+.expo' <- function(a, b) a ^ b
r <- 2; class(r) <- "expo"
s <- 3; class(s) <- "expo"
r + s # gives 8
But running devtools::document()
gives me the Skipping invalid path: .expo.Rd
message. If I understand this question correctly, '+.expo'
is an invalid name for a function as each function has to start with a (small or capital) letter. Now I wonder how can ggplot2
provide a function '+.gg'
? And more importantly: how can my package provide a class-specific +
functions?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 71
Reputation: 3879
R
allows functions to start with something else then a letter, but roxygen
per default does not. But you can use the argument @rdname
to give such functions an alternative name used in the documentation. So, your .R
-file might look like
#' @param a first object
#' @param b second object
#' @return exponential result
#' @export
#' @rdname expo-add
'+.expo' <- function(a, b) a ^ b
The .R
-File to the mentioned ggplot2
function '+.gg'
can be found here.
Upvotes: 2