makedoc | Generate docs in html using bootstrap and jsdoc

Now I have this error :

My doc-tests in Julia require a qualification with the module name, despite calling using my_module everywhere. If I do not qualify the functions, I get

I have a Julia module file with a function, a doc-string, and a doc-test. I load it and the doc-string shows in the Julia help, but Documenter.jl cannot find the doc-string.

An example module file, src/my_module.jl, is:

I am starting a Julia module and prefer to use only doctests and to skip documentation at this stage. The Julia doctest documentation says that makedocs can run doctests:

Doctesting can be disabled by setting the makedocs keyword doctest = false.

It mentions no other method of running doctests. Does Julia offer any other way to run doctests similar to Python's import doctest and doctest.testmod()?

Note: Here is an example function:

In my new CRAN package I have 10 dataframes that have 10 or so columns each of various types in the data/ folder. The types are strings, int, floats, booleans, etc.

I need to add roxygen2 documentation for each of these data sources. Is there a method that autogenerates comment blocks given a data.frame?

Something like: makeDocs(games)

I am trying to combine a set of XML files using XSLT in one of my servers and receiving the following error for set of files(not for all files):

I'm using ph-schematron, a Java library that validates XML documents via ISO Schematron:

This library provides 2 ways of XML document validation:

• Validation via XSLT
• Validation via Pure Schematron

I would love to use the second type, but my Schematron files contain XSLT functions so we MUST use the validation using XSLT and not the pure one.

I have a validation method that has two input paramters:

• The XSLT representation of the schematron file
• The XML document to validate

Now my XSLT file contains lines like this:

I am using the 'replace-in-file' module for my node.js project. I have written the node module and app.js file below to (1) take form data from a webpage, (2) create a new file from a template, (3) iterate over each key/value pair in the data object, (4) for each key value pair, search the new file for a string matching the key and replace with the key's corresponding value, and (5) return the new file's name to the client.

When the app runs, a new file is created, but the only search and replace reflected in the new file appears to be the last search and replace run by the .forEach() loop.

Why aren't all of my search and replaces showing up in the new document?

Here is the module I wrote called make-docs.js: