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Packager oxygen' February 15, 2012, Version 0.1-3 License GPL (2) Description A Doxygen-like in-source documentation system for Rd, collation, namespace and call graphs. Title Literate Programming

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1. Start by opening the package documentation file (usually named "package-name-package.Rd").
2. Begin by providing a title for the package, which should be a concise and descriptive summary of its purpose and functionality.
3. Next, define the package's description, where you can provide more detailed information about what the package does and its key features.
4. Specify the package's author(s) and maintainer(s) by providing their names and contact details (typically email addresses).
5. Add the package's version number, which helps users understand if they have the latest version or if they need to update.
6. Include the package's dependencies, if any, specifying which other packages are required for it to function correctly.
7. Provide examples and explanations of how to use the package's functions and other features. This is often done using the roxygen2 syntax, which allows you to document your code within the package itself.
8. Lastly, make sure to document any data sets, files, or other resources that the package provides, along with their descriptions and details.

Who needs package roxygen - cran?

1. Developers who are creating R packages and want a convenient way to generate documentation for their functions and datasets.
2. R users who want to better understand a package's functionality and how to use its functions effectively.
3. Package maintainers who need to update and maintain the package's documentation as new features and improvements are made.

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What is package roxygen - cran?

Package roxygen - cran is a package in the cran repository that provides a framework for writing and documenting R code.

Who is required to file package roxygen - cran?

Any individual or organization who has developed an R package and wants to distribute it through the cran repository is required to use roxygen - cran for generating documentation.

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To fill out package roxygen - cran, developers need to write special comments immediately preceding each function or data set in the R code, containing specific tags and formatting that roxygen - cran recognizes to generate documentation.

What is the purpose of package roxygen - cran?

The purpose of package roxygen - cran is to automate the process of generating documentation for R packages, making it easier for developers to write and maintain high-quality documentation for their code.

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Package roxygen - cran requires developers to provide information such as the title, description, author, and dependencies of the R package, as well as detailed documentation for each function and data set included in the package.