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Once I've seen a package supporting R program in which his documentation and reference manual was divided into chapters ( they were called by the consecutive letters of the alphabet ) so that an user could see that functions presented by that package are divided into groups. Now I'm trying to do the same. I'm building package using roxygen2 package but can not deal with that problem. Can any1 has any solution ? So in that case my documentation will be split to a file like this: Group1: funAX funBX funCX Group2: funAY funBY funCY instead of funAX funAY funBX funBY funCX funCY A name of package

I am very new to read the docs. I have a documentation folder docs in my github repo created using sphinx in my local machine. I tried to link the docs to readthedocs. From settings of the repo I added the read the docs service. From read the docs website I imported the project. But, the documentation in read the docs only shows the front page of index.html file. When I click any links all are empty. However, in my local machine all the links are text in it. My github repo is this: github repo My readthedocs link is : readthedocs docs File Structure docs html rst ** conf.py source Makefile src

One of the more commonplace debugging errors in my own development (Mac, iOS) is EXC_BAD_ACCESS. Despite its commonness, its origin and precise meaning remain mysterious. Google lists many occurrences of the error, but the only explanation I could find is informal and incomplete. I know that this exception (if that's the proper term for it) means that the code has attempted to access an address to which it does not have read and/or write privileges—the null address, for example, or an address outside of the process's address space. But this is an intuitive interpretation based on my prior

As part of writing some documentation for my code, I would like to include a runnable command which would show the user some specific documentation page I have in mind, from MATLAB's docs. This is easy to do when the desired page belongs to a function or a tool, e.g. doc cftool Or if there can be ambiguity, one could also specify the folder/package name: doc curvefit\cftool ( Note : It was my understanding for the documentation of doc that this should be doable with . but that doesn't seem to work. After digging a bit in doc.m I saw that using / or \ does the trick...) However, I'm trying to