The way Roxygen seems to work is that the first line is the \title
, everything else is in the \details
, and then any @foo
directives handle those things. But R documentation is richer than that. I can have "\section{Llamas}{Are they ungulates?}"
in .Rd files.
But I can't get Roxygen to do anything other than wrap it all in \details. Am I missing something?
I have a hacky solution, which is to stick an unmatched }
before my \section
. This then ends the \details
section. I then have to not put an ending }
in, because roxygen sticks one in thinking its closing the \details
. Eeeeeurrrrrrrrgh.
This support has been added (at least in roxygen2). You just need to add @section Llamas:
and then anything after that until a new directive is met will be in a Llamas section. Here is an example
#' Llama llama llama
#'
#' More about llamas
#'
#' @section Llamas:
#' Are they ungulates?
#'
#' @section Not llamas:
#' This section is not about llamas. It is not very interesting.
#'
#' @param notused A parameter that isn't used at all!
#' @export
llama <- function(notused){
return("LLAMA LLAMA LLAMA")
}
which gives the following for the .Rd file
\name{llama}
\alias{llama}
\title{Llama llama llama}
\usage{
llama(notused)
}
\arguments{
\item{notused}{A parameter that isn't used at all!}
}
\description{
More about llamas
}
\section{Llamas}{
Are they ungulates?
}
\section{Not llamas}{
This section is not about llamas. It is not very
interesting.
}
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