> > I would usually do more than that:  I find the R documentation system
> > helpful even when I'm the only user of a package ...
> 
> Me too - but I'd never write Rd by hand ;) instead relying on roxygen2
> ...
> 
> But my point main was that it's very easy to start a package - and you
> don't need every component of a package for it to be useful. ...

Thank you both for the ideas.  Since the eventual fate of the code is a 
package, it makes sense to start taking baby steps in that direction. That 
a package can be created without all the features is encouraging.

And roxygen2 is suggested, over roxygen and roxygen3.  I only have time to 
peek down this rabbit hole right now, but I have to admit it's starting to 
look like it may be fun.

Thanks again,
cur

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