Use {roxyglobals} to manage global variables #81
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This PR addresses #66 by using the
@autoglobal
roxygen tag to automatically document global variables - due to using {data.table} - in theR/globals.R
file.roxyglobals::use_roxyglobals()
sets up the DESCRIPTION file to automatically document@autoglobals
when callingdevtools::document()
. {roxyglobals} is added as a suggested dependency..()
had to be replaced, for now, tolist()
in adata.table
subset call, because {roxyglobals} didn't detect and document the.()
.The
utils::globalVariables()
call has been removed, with the additional benefit that many of the global variables previously listed were no longer in the package, so by automating the generation of global variables we only list the ones currently used.