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This bug report applies to Zelig Version 4.1-2 on Linux.
The zelig function documentation says "Type ‘help.zelig("models")’
to see a list of currently supported models" but
help.zelig("models")
returns "no vignettes found". This is because the doc/index.html file is empty, but I guess this strategy will not work with the new system of splitting Zelig into ZeligGAM ZeligMixed etc. anyway.
The documentation includes list.zelig.models but
list.zelig.models()
returns 'Error: could not find function "list.zelig.models"' because this function is not exported. The list of models available can be obtained with
Zelig:::list.zelig.models()
so perhaps it will be useful to export this function, or modify help.zelig so that it calls this function instead of
print(do.call("vignette", list(package="Zelig")))
as is currently done.
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As I've been thinking about this I realized I don't understand the purpose of help.zelig. Why rewrite the help function? What is help.zelig actually supposed to do that help() doesn't already do? If the purpose is to document zelig models I think this should be done in the zelig function help page (vignettes can be linked from there).
This bug report applies to Zelig Version 4.1-2 on Linux.
The zelig function documentation says "Type ‘help.zelig("models")’
to see a list of currently supported models" but
help.zelig("models")
returns "no vignettes found". This is because the doc/index.html file is empty, but I guess this strategy will not work with the new system of splitting Zelig into ZeligGAM ZeligMixed etc. anyway.
The documentation includes list.zelig.models but
returns 'Error: could not find function "list.zelig.models"' because this function is not exported. The list of models available can be obtained with
so perhaps it will be useful to export this function, or modify help.zelig so that it calls this function instead of
as is currently done.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: