searchEngines {svTools} | R Documentation |
Various search engines for R documents
Description
Documentation about R is widespread and not always easy to find. These functions look for documents in various places.
Usage
searchBiblio(query, max = 30, url = "http://journal.r-project.org/RJournal.bib",
add.bibRNews = TRUE, ...)
searchMailing(query, max = 30, groups = "*", prefix = "gmane.comp.lang.r")
searchGraph(query, max = 30)
searchPackage(query, max = 30)
searchWiki(query, max = 30)
## S3 method for class 'search'
print(x, detailed = TRUE, ...)
browse(object, ...)
## S3 method for class 'search'
browse(object, item = 1, ...)
Arguments
query |
one or several topics to search for. |
max |
maximum number of items to return. |
url |
the url from where the BibTeX file describing R Jounal articles can be downloaded. |
add.bibRNews |
also add data for R News (local cached version)? |
... |
further arguments passed to the function or method. |
groups |
the mailing lists and newsgroups sections to search. |
prefix |
the gmane tree for the discussion archives. |
x |
a 'search' object. |
detailed |
do we print a detailled list of found items? |
object |
a 'search' object. |
item |
the index of the found item to browse. |
Value
All the searchXXX()
functions return a 'search' object that inherits
from 'data.frame'. It contains the 'type' or search, the 'item' found, the
'page' in the item, a 'snippet' of the relevant text, a 'score' for this hit
and the 'url' where the containt can be obtained.
The print()
method presents the results in a more readable way, and one
can browse()
one item in the list.
Author(s)
Romain Francois <francoisromain@free.fr>
See Also
Examples
## Not run:
searchBiblio("mean")
searchMailing("mean")
searchGraph("mean")
searchPackage("mean")
(res <- searchWiki("mean"))
browse(res, 1) # Display the first item
rm(res)
## End(Not run)