aspell_package_Rd_files(dir, drop = c("\\author", "\\references"), control = list(), program = NULL, dictionaries = character())
aspell_package_vignettes(dir, control = list(), program = NULL, dictionaries = character())
aspell_package_R_files(dir, ignore = character(), control = list(), program = NULL, dictionaries = character())
aspell_package_C_files(dir, ignore = character(), control = list(), program = NULL, dictionaries = character())
aspell_write_personal_dictionary_file(x, out, language = "en", program = NULL)RdTextFilter.NULL (default). By default, the system path is searched for
aspell, hunspell and ispell (in that
order), and the first one found is used.aspell.aspell().aspell_package_Rd_files,
aspell_package_vignettes, aspell_package_R_files and
aspell_package_C_files perform spell checking on the Rd files,
vignettes, R files, and C-level messages of the package with root
directory dir. They determine the respective files, apply the
appropriate filters, and run the spell checker. See aspell for details on filters.
The C-level message string are obtained from the
‘po/PACKAGE.pot’ message catalog file, with PACKAGE
the basename of dir. See the section on “C-level
messages” in “Writing R Extensions” for more information.
When using Aspell, the vignette checking skips parameters and/or
options of commands \Sexpr, \citep, \code,
\pkg, \proglang and \samp. Further commands can
be skipped by adding --add-tex-command options to the
control argument. E.g., to skip both option and parameter of
\mycmd, add --add-tex-command='mycmd op'.
Suitable values for control, program,
dictionaries, drop and ignore can also be
specified using a package defaults file which should go as
‘defaults.R’ into the ‘.aspell’ subdirectory of dir,
and provides defaults via assignments of suitable named lists, e.g.,
vignettes <- list(control = "--add-tex-command='mycmd op'")for vignettes (when using Aspell) and similarly assigning to
Rd_files, R_files and C_files for Rd files, R
files and C level message defaults.Maintainers of packages using both English and American spelling will find it convenient to pass control options --master=en_US and --add-extra-dicts=en_GB to Aspell and control options -d en_US,en_GB to Hunspell (provided that the corresponding dictionaries are installed).
Older versions of R had no support for R level dictionaries, and
hence provided the function
aspell_write_personal_dictionary_file to create (spell check)
program-specific personal dictionary files from words to be accepted.
The new mechanism is to use R level dictionaries, i.e., ‘.rds’
files obtained by serializing character vectors of such words using
saveRDS. For such dictionaries specified via the
package defaults mechanism, elements with no path separator can be R
system dictionaries or dictionaries in the ‘.aspell’
subdirectory.
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