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Fixing the reference index, you can now see that the CamelCase and snake_case switches are to seperate constructors and standard (r/d/p/v)-functions from methods and the rest. Take a look at the new reference, you will see that the common uses of the two standards makes sense now that it's ordered.
For the last minor note : N is the number of bootstraps, and is intensionally given in uppercase as it is common in R, see e.g boot::boot, and many others.
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snake_case vs. camelCase
Functions within the package switch back and forth between using snake_case and CamelCase. It would be ideal if there could be some consistency.
https://lrnv.github.io/cort/reference/index.html
Moreover, could the reference portion of the API on the
pkgdown
website be split into subcategories? e.g. data/cort/copulas.Minor note:
Cort()
usesN=
whereas elsewhere all function parameters are lower-case.Originally posted by @coatless in openjournals/joss-reviews#2653 (comment)
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