Minor updates to README.Rmd #6
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Changed library(molevolvR) to library(MolEvolvR) to reflect the way the installed package is actually recognized. Whether to retain this capitalization is a separate discussion, but if a user copies "library(molevolvR)" verbatim and runs it, it will fail to load, as below. `> library(molevolvR) Error in library(molevolvR) : there is no package called ‘molevolvR’`
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@epbrenner, looks 🐫! Before we merge this PR, can you knit README.Rmd and commit the resulting README.md file? This will ensure the proper GitHub formatting is applied. |
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This updates the .Rmd slightly so users can strictly copy text from the README.
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library(molevolvR)tolibrary(MolEvolvR)to reflect the way the installed package is actually recognized. Whether to retain this capitalization is a separate discussion, but if a user copies "library(molevolvR)" verbatim and runs it, it will fail to load, as below.> library(molevolvR) Error in library(molevolvR) : there is no package called ‘molevolvR’