To cite my stats software (in this case R version 3.3.2 and RStudio 1.0.136) using the Google docs add on, is there a way to import the citation information into Paperpile, or is the best way to enter it by hand?
Also, in R you typically use additional packages that should also be cited. You can get the citation information using the citation() function. Again, is there a shortcut way to import this info into Paperpile, or is manual entry the best way?
I agree it should be much easier to cite R packages and the like. Just put this simple function together because I’ve resorted to manual entry too and figured I could use a quicker way to import R package citations in the future: https://github.com/jrgant/citeRpackages.
Have another look at the function page. I added an option to cite RStudio and updated the example. If you add “base” to the package list, you’ll get a citation for R itself.
Hope it helps, but let me know if something doesn’t work. Thanks!
I think it is worth paying attention to the software for lawyers from https://loio.com/ I started using us not so long ago, but I already understand that there are more functions and possibilities here than in the programs that I used before. I have the power of synchronization.