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dictionaries.
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dictionaries.
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The currently available built-in filters are \code{"Rd"}
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The currently available built-in filters are \code{"Rd"}
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(corresponding to \code{\link{RdTextFilter}}), \code{"Sweave"}
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(corresponding to \code{\link{RdTextFilter}}), \code{"Sweave"}
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(corresponding to \code{\link{SweaveTeXFilter}}), \code{"R"},
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(corresponding to \code{\link{SweaveTeXFilter}}), \code{"R"},
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\code{"pot"} and \code{"dcf"}.
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\code{"pot"}, \code{"dcf"} and \code{"md"}.
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Filter \code{"R"} is for R code and extracts the message string
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Filter \code{"R"} is for R code and extracts the message string
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constants in calls to \code{\link{message}}, \code{\link{warning}},
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constants in calls to \code{\link{message}}, \code{\link{warning}},
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\code{\link{stop}}, \code{\link{packageStartupMessage}},
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\code{\link{stop}}, \code{\link{packageStartupMessage}},
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\code{\link{gettext}}, \code{\link{gettextf}}, and
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\code{\link{gettext}}, \code{\link{gettextf}}, and
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\code{\link{ngettext}} (the unnamed string constants for the first
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\code{\link{ngettext}} (the unnamed string constants for the first
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five, and \code{fmt} and \code{msg1}/\code{msg2} string constants,
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five, and \code{fmt} and \code{msg1}/\code{msg2} string constants,
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respectively, for the latter two).
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respectively, for the latter two).
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Filter \code{"pot"} is for message string catalog \file{.pot} files.
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Filter \code{"pot"} is for message string catalog \file{.pot} files.
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Both have an argument \code{ignore} allowing to give regular
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Both have an argument \code{ignore} allowing to give regular
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expressions for parts of message strings to be ignored for spell
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expressions for parts of message strings to be ignored for spell
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checking: e.g., using \code{"[ \t]'[^']*'[ \t[:punct:]]"} ignores all
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checking: e.g., using \code{"[ \t]'[^']*'[ \t[:punct:]]"} ignores all
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text inside single quotes.
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text inside single quotes.
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Filter \code{"dcf"} is for files in Debian Control File format.
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Filter \code{"dcf"} is for files in Debian Control File format.
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The fields to keep can be controlled by argument \code{keep} (a
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The fields to keep can be controlled by argument \code{keep} (a
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character vector with the respective field names). By default,
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character vector with the respective field names). By default,
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\samp{Title} and \samp{Description} fields are kept.
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\samp{Title} and \samp{Description} fields are kept.
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Filter \code{"md"} is for files in
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\href{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown}{Markdown} format
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(\file{.md} and \file{.Rmd} files), and needs packages
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\CRANpkg{commonmark} and \CRANpkg{xml2} to be available.
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The print method for the objects returned by \code{aspell} has an
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The print method for the objects returned by \code{aspell} has an
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\code{indent} argument controlling the indentation of the positions of
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\code{indent} argument controlling the indentation of the positions of
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possibly mis-spelled words. The default is 2; Emacs users may find it
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possibly mis-spelled words. The default is 2; Emacs users may find it
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useful to use an indentation of 0 and visit output in grep-mode. It
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useful to use an indentation of 0 and visit output in grep-mode. It
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also has a \code{verbose} argument: when this is true, suggestions for
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also has a \code{verbose} argument: when this is true, suggestions for
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