[Bioc-devel] get rid of require/depends warning
Seth Falcon
sfalcon at fhcrc.org
Fri Dec 11 23:04:56 CET 2009
On 12/11/09 6:03 AM, Paolo Sonego wrote:
> Dear Seth,
> Thanks for the useful suggestions. I'm digging the source code of the
> annotate package, it seems really interesting...
> Below a chunk of my code that use require:
>
> imp.data <- function(...){
> # importing raw.data
> ...
> ...
> ## load the proper annotation package regardless the technology
> if( !grepl("\\.db", raw.data at annotation) ) {
> raw.data at annotation <- paste(raw.data at annotation, ".db", sep="")
> }
> require( raw.data at annotation, character.only=T )
>
> return(raw.data)
> }
You can avoid the warning by specifying character.only=TRUE. The check
actually examines the source code for TRUE so T will not work to avoid
the warning message.
That said, based on your example, it looks like your actual goal is to
dynamically load annotation packages. If that is the case, I would
recommend using the code that already does this for you in the annotate
package, and in particular the getAnnMap function might be of use.
One advantage of using the annotate functions is that you should not
have to worry about the ".db" extension, those functions should figure
out the right thing.
Best,
+ seth
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Seth Falcon
Program in Computational Biology | Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
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