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\name{package.skeleton}\alias{package.skeleton}\title{Create a skeleton for a new package}\description{\code{package.skeleton} automates some of the setup for a newpackage. It creates directories, saves functions and data to appropriateplaces, and creates skeleton help files and \code{README} filesdescribing further steps in packaging.}\usage{package.skeleton(name="anRpackage", list, environment=.GlobalEnv,path=".", force=FALSE)}\arguments{\item{name}{directory name for your package}\item{list}{vector of names of R objects to put in the package}\item{environment}{if \code{list} is omitted, the contents of thisenvironment are packaged}\item{path}{path to put the package directories in}\item{force}{If \code{FALSE} will not overwrite an existing directory}}\value{used for its side-effects.}\references{Read the "Writing R Extensions" manual for more details }\seealso{\code{\link{install.packages}}}\examples{\dontrun{f<-function(x,y) x+yg<-function(x,y) x-yd<-data.frame(a=1,b=2)e<-rnorm(1000)package.skeleton(list=c("f","g","d","e"),name="AnExample")}}\keyword{file}%-- one or more ...\keyword{utilities}%-- one or more ...