loading libraries before lib/ files ?

[Dominik Schneider]

Hi -
I recently started using ProjectTemplates and like the idea of it but am having trouble in that the scripts I'm writing for lib/ contain functions that need packages loaded.  Is there any reason why that lib/ is loaded before the libraries are loaded? Can that be an option in the config file?
Thanks
Dominik

[Kirill Müller]

Thanks for reporting. No, I think this is an omission. Would you mind
preparing a pull request on GitHub
(https://github.com/johnmyleswhite/ProjectTemplate/pulls)?

I never noticed it because I tend to keep code that loads the required
packages in a "00-packages.R" file. This is required for packrat
integration, because packrat doesn't know about the load_libraries
mechanism and looks for code that loads libraries in all source files.

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[Dominik Schneider]

I can do a pull request but what does that do? I thought that was for me to be able to clone the repo?   I could file a new issue on github if that helps. sorry if the reasoning is obvious....
ds

On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 12:53 PM, Kirill Müller <ma...@kirill-mueller.de> wrote:

Thanks for reporting. No, I think this is an omission. Would you mind preparing a pull request on GitHub (https://github.com/johnmyleswhite/ProjectTemplate/pulls)?

I never noticed it because I tend to keep code that loads the required packages in a "00-packages.R" file. This is required for packrat integration, because packrat doesn't know about the load_libraries mechanism and looks for code that loads libraries in all source files.


On 11/20/2014 07:32 PM, Dominik Schneider wrote:

Hi -
I recently started using ProjectTemplates and like the idea of it but am having trouble in that the scripts I'm writing for lib/ contain functions that need packages loaded.  Is there any reason why that lib/ is loaded before the libraries are loaded? Can that be an option in the config file?
Thanks
Dominik
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You can fork the repo, prepare the change (in a branch or in master) and
then submit a pull request via the link I gave.

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