felp 0.2.2

• Update tests so to be independent from pandoc, and improve code coverage.
• Add logo and CRAN badge, download badge, and favicon

felp 0.2.1

Just internal changes and tests to be ready on CRAN.

• Refactored to suppress notes
• Add tests
• Use Travis CI, AppVeyor, Codecov for test with CI and visualize code coverage.

felp 0.2.0

felp is now a short of “functional help” to help things in addition to functions. It was formerly “function help”

Major changes

• felp() and ? returns structure of a value specified to the first argument if possible. If function is specified, the source of function is returned instead of the structure.
• felp()
  • improves consistency with utils::help in terms of arguments
  • supports to display package documentation just like help(package = )
• Pseudo-postfix operators
  • ?. supports arguments other than functions.
  • ?p is added to display document of a package.
• Updates on documents with pkgdown site

felp 0.1.3.9000

Tagged, but not released.

Major changes

• felp() has more consistent arguments to utils::help by changing a name of first argument to “topic” from “x”.
• Pseudo-postfix operator ?. supports arguments other than functions.

Minor changes

• felp() is simplified.

felp 0.1.3

• Officially support function?. form to print function and its help simultaneously.
  • This feature was already present in felp 0.1.1 without knowing it.
  • Before 0.1.3, . of function?. can be any like function?hoge. This behavior is changed because of conflicts with type?topic form of utils::`?`.

felp 0.1.2

• Use prettycode:::print.function()

felp 0.1.1

• Added S3 version of ?
  • A method ?.function provides print.function() and help() simultaneously.
  • A default method ?.default is equivalent to utils::?
• Unexported print.function as it may conflict with auto-completions of RStudio.

Help wanted

R CMD check results gives a warning, but I have no idea to solve it.

❯ checking Rd \usage sections ... WARNING
  Undocumented arguments in documentation object '?'
    ‘e1’ ‘e2’
  
  Bad \usage lines found in documentation object '?':
    <unescaped bksl>method{?}{function}(e1, e2)
    <unescaped bksl>method{?}{default}(e1, e2)
  
  Functions with \usage entries need to have the appropriate \alias
  entries, and all their arguments documented.
  The \usage entries must correspond to syntactically valid R code.
  See chapter ‘Writing R documentation files’ in the ‘Writing R
  Extensions’ manual.

felp 0.1.0

A first version

• felp() and print.function() shows help and source of a function simultaneously.