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| package-lint-package | 'lint': R code style checker |
| assignment-styles | Assignment Style |
| autotest_style | Test a patten for consistency. |
| base-patterns | Base Patterns |
| check_functional | function based tests |
| check_pattern | Check a pattern against lines |
| complex.constant | Base Patterns |
| dispatch_test | Dispatch tests to the appropriate handler |
| exp.constant | Base Patterns |
| find_basic_comment | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_call_args | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_comment | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_doc_comment | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_function_args | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_function_body | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_inside_comment | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_number | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_string | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| find_symbol | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| following.characters | Base Patterns |
| functional.Rd | function based tests |
| function_style | function based tests |
| int.constant | Base Patterns |
| lint | Check for stylistic errors. |
| lint.style | Style checks |
| make_class_finder | Finder Functions Finders are helper functions that assist in the definition of style checks. These function assist by finding the regions that are either included or excluded from check. Each finder must accept the following arguments and as well as the variadic argument '...'. 1. file 2. lines 3. parse.data Order of arguments is not guaranteed so explicit names use is required, since use of named arguments is guaranteed. In addition other arguments may be added later. Each finder is expected to return a find formated data.frame. Custom finders are encouraged, but finders for common classes are included in the package. |
| name.pattern | Base Patterns |
| numeric.all.constant | Base Patterns |
| numeric.constant | Base Patterns |
| package-lint | 'lint': R code style checker |
| performance-styles | Performance Enhancing Styles |
| performance.square | Performance Enhancing Styles |
| real.constant | Base Patterns |
| spacing.indentation.evenindent | Style checks |
| spacing.indentation.notabs | Style checks |
| spacing.linelength.100 | Style checks |
| spacing.linelength.80 | Style checks |
| spacing.notabs | Style checks |
| spacing.spaceaftercomma | Style checks |
| spacing.spacearoundequals | Style checks |
| spacing.spacearoundinfix | Style checks |
| spacing.twobeforecomments | Style checks |
| start.characters | Base Patterns |
| stylechecks | Style checks |
| styles.assignment.noeq | Assignment Style |
| styles.assignment.norightassign | Assignment Style |
| styles.assignment.notinfcall | Assignment Style |
| style_checks | Style checks |
| style_tests | Style checks |
| test_style | Test a patten for consistency. |
| with_default | Look for an argument. |