Sweave (or other custom weave function)
and texi2dvi on all vignettes
of a package.buildVignettes(package, dir, lib.loc = NULL, quiet = TRUE,
clean = TRUE, tangle = FALSE)pkgVignettes(package, dir, subdirs = NULL, lib.loc = NULL,
output = FALSE, source = FALSE, check = FALSE)
doc.vignettes (or if it
does not exist inst/doc) is searched for vignette source
files.NULL. The default value of NULL corresponds to all
libraries currently known. The specified library trees are used to
search for package.texi2pdf in quiet mode.dir in which
to look for vignettes. The first which exists is used. Defaults to
"doc" if package is supplied, otherwise "vignettes".outputs).sources).TRUE, check whether all files that
have vignette-like filenames have an identifiable vignette engine.
This may be a false positive if a file is not a vignette but has a
filename matching a pattern defined by one of the vignette engines.buildVignettes is called for its side effect of creating the
PDF versions of all vignettes, and if tangle = TRUE,
extracting the R code. pkgVignettes returns an object of class "pkgVignettes"
if a vignette directory is found, otherwise NULL.buildVignettes is used by R CMD build and R CMD
check to (re-)build vignette PDFs from their sources.gVigns <- pkgVignettes("grid")
str(gVigns)<!-- % because it contains paths -->
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