Hi!

First of all I'd like to say I'm amazed by this package. It is brilliant that I can make vignette, documentation and functions at one time in 1 file :)! Moreover, documentation possibilities have never been so broad for me, since I've discovered rlp package few months ago.

I am writing this issue because I will lead workshops on Creating packages with rlp package at Warsaw University of Technology because of workshops on the processing and presentation of data that we lead for free with my friends from Data Science Students Union and foundation for statistics SmarterPoland.pl : here is the event on facebook, unfortunately in polish.

I am writing to ask you, have you ever seen someone else, besides you, that have created a vignette to his package using your's rlp package? I would like to show some original solutions on how brilliant can documenting with rlp be. I've seen your's example but maybe there are more.

I was thinking on making my own vignette for demonstration purpose and I was thinking on inserting images into vignette, as it's just a regular html. What do you think about this? I also thought I can create a vignette with shiny app inside it or with a movie/film on youtube.com with instructions on how to use this demonstration-purpose-workshop-package :) What do you think about that? Is it even possible?

Finally, I have last question about your opinion. Do you really think that all functions should be documented with rlp? Imagine a package so wealthy in number of function as base. Such vignette would be amazingly long and useless. I thought that vignette should be a tutorial through your package and shows only functionalities and main features of a package, but not every single nook of a code. What do you think about that :)? Is there really any sense to write whole package in rlp? This would be the last question I would like to ask the audience during workshop and I'm curious about your opinion.

Thanks for response,
Best,
Marcin