[R] toggleDoc: clutter reduction mainly for S4 documentation files
Dieter Menne
dieter.menne at menne-biomed.de
Mon Oct 23 21:04:05 CEST 2006
The following perl-script is available from
http://www.menne-biomed.de/download/toggleDoc.zip
After it is tested on other systems (currently only Windows),
I plan to upload it to
http://cran.mirroring.de/other-software.html
toggleDoc.pl: Clutter reduction for S4-R documentation files.
Version 1.0, 23.10.2006
dieter.menne at menne-biomed.de
Perl script to optionally reduce clutter in the index file of S4 html and in
S3
files with many repetitive functions documentation. For an example using the
documentation of the coin package, see
http://www.menne-biomed.de/download/00Index.html .
Install and Convert
Put the file toggleDoc.pl and the javascript file toggleDoc.js into the
Rxxx/library
directory (you should find the R.css file there).
For the protection of your valuable assets, when you run this script
unmodified
new files 00IndexNew.html will be generated in each directory.
If you want to replace your original 00Index.html with the modified ones,
re-run
this script with the two commented lines a the bottom of the Perl script
commented out.
***** Warning: this script has been tested under Windows only.
Please report required changes for Linux to dieter.menne at menne-biomed.de
What it does:
Only 00Index.html files are changed by adding a javascript reference and a
checkbox to switch between the "Show All" mode and the short mode; the
latter
is made the default on startup.
All references that have a "," are hidden in the short mode, e.g.
dperm,IndependenceTest-method
In addition, repetitive similar entries with a common target file are
collapsed
to the first entry. For example, in R2HTML the following list only shows the
first HTML reference in short mode.
HTML Outputs an object to a HTML file
HTML.anova.loglm Outputs an object to a HTML file
HTML.aov Outputs an object to a HTML file
The program does not touch files with the string "toggleDoc.js" in the
header, so if you want to protect single files from being processed, simply
add this string in a comment to the html file (but not that this will be
overridden anyway on the next update.)
The function has been tested with IE and Firefox 1.5.
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