release v0.7.8

README.Rmd

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ install.corpus("europarl.en")
 Calling the use function is necessary activate a corpus included in a data package.
 
 ```{r use, eval = TRUE}
-use("europarl.en") # activate the corpus in the europarl-en package
+use("polmineR") # activate the corpus in the europarl-en package
 ```
 
 An advantage of keeping corpora in data packages are the versioning and documentation mechanisms that are the hallmark of packages. Of course, polmineR will work with the library of CWB indexed corpora stored on your machine. To assist the preparation of corpora, consider the ctk package (corpus toolkit) as a companion package to polmineR.

cran-comments.md

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 ## General remarks
 
-After having published 'RcppCWB' as a portable backend to 'polmineR', this is the first release of the 'polmineR' package that can installed without complications on Windows machines.
+The 'RcppCWB' dependency of 'polmineR' has just been updated with some stricter requirements on input values. This caused tests included in 'polmineR' (v0.7.7) to fail. As announced in my message when submitting RcppCWB v0.2.3, this submission of polmineR (v0.7.8) fixes this issue.
 
-The package includes some test data, and basic package tests. The dependency on a data package I hosted at a CRAN-like repository on one of my project servers ('europarl.en') could be dropped. In the next upcoming release, I plan to further reduce the number of dependencies.
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-The RcppCWB package I heavily rely on does not yet compile Solaris, so propably 'polmineR' will not work on Solaris either. Once I have resolved the issue with RcppCWB on Solaris, this issue should disappear.
+One remaining matter: The 'RcppCWB' package does not yet compile Solaris, so 'polmineR' will not work on Solaris. Once I have resolved the issue with 'RcppCWB' on Solaris, this issue should disappear.
 
 
 ## Test environments
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 ## R CMD check results
 
-When building on Windows, you may see the following NOTE: "Package suggested but not available for checking: 'rcqp'"
-The RcppCWB provides the main interface for querying corpora, so this is no impediment for Windows users. If 
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-Apart from this, there were no ERRORs, WARNINGs or NOTEs on the Linux / macOS / Windows environments I used. 
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+There were no ERRORs, WARNINGs or NOTEs on the Linux / macOS / Windows environments I used. 
 ## Downstream dependencies
 
 I have also checked downstream dependencies using devtools::revdep(),