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GeMTC R package: model generation for network meta-analysis
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forest() and other funcs documentation out of date #39

Closed tommite closed 4 years ago

tommite commented 8 years ago

Documentation does not include use.description parameter

gertvv commented 8 years ago

forest() is an S3 generic, so the main documentation page for that is not under my control. The documentation for my version is under ?mtc.run, where it does have the use.description parameter. However there was a problem that made ?forest go to ?relative.effect if you chose the gemtc version, which I have now fixed.

What other docs are out of date?

tommite commented 8 years ago

Prob at least the function that I added the use.description, though that might be S3 generic as well (plot). No way to override documentation of those?

On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 9:52 AM, Gert van Valkenhoef < notifications@github.com> wrote:

forest() is an S3 generic, so the main documentation page for that is not under my control. The documentation for my version is under ?mtc.run, where it does have the use.description parameter. However there was a problem that made ?forest go to ?relative.effect if you chose the gemtc version, which I have now fixed.

What other docs are out of date?

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gertvv commented 8 years ago

I added the docs for that one already. You can provide your own docs, but they don't really override the existing one. If you ?forest with gemtc loaded you should get an option for whether you want the one from meta or from gemtc.