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NEWS | R Documentation |
Extended DateExample
to use more new Rcpp features
Do not print DataFrame
result twice (Xikun Han in #3)
Missing parenthesis added in man page (Chris Muir in #5)
Rewrote StringVectorExample
slightly to not run afould the
-Wnoexcept-type
warning for C++17-related name mangling changes
Updated NAMESPACE
and RcppExports.cpp
to add registration
Removed the no-longer-needed #define
for new Datetime vectors
Updated DateExample
to show vector addition available under
Rcpp 0.12.8 when the (currently still phased in and optional) new
Date(time) classes are used via the define in src/Makevars{,.win}
;
with fallback code for older versions
Other minor edits to DESCRIPTION
and README.md
All examples were updated to use Rcpp Attributes
and (where possible) use const &
interfaces.
Updated DESCRIPTION
for current R CMD check
standards
The Rcpp package is now imported rather than depended upon.
Added README.md
as well as .travis.yml
.
Also updated and refreshed all manual pages and R files.
Moved NEWS.Rd
from top-level directory to correct
location inst/
per CRAN maintainer suggestion
Moved all examples using RcppClassic to a new package RcppClassicExamples
Various minor small updates
Added new example for Rcpp sugar and vectorised draws of RNGs
Minor updates to reflect newer CRAN Policy
Added new example for Rcpp::DataFrame
Switched two examples from using std::cout (which 'Writing R Extensions' recommends agains) to the new Rcpp::Rcout device
Minor .Rd correction, suppressing one warning
Updated src/Makevars
Now depends also on RcppClassic so that we can keep continue to show examples using the classic API
Added examples for Rcpp::Date, Rcpp::Datetime and Rcpp::List
Minor update, no new examples or documentation added yet
Initial release as a package, carved out of Rcpp 0.7.7
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.