You could use [[ instead of [, as the latter drops
the names. E.g., after
> v <- c("a"=3,"a"=4,"c"=5,"d"=6)
change your
> c("n"=v["a"]+v["c"],"n1"=v["d"]*3) # "n.a"=8 "n1.d"=18
n.a n1.d
8 18
to
> c("n"=v[["a"]]+v[["c"]],"n1"=v[["d"]]*3) # "n"=8 "n1"=18
n n1
8 18
Bill Dunlap
Spotfire, TIBCO Software
wdunlap tibco.com
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> From: r-help-boun...@r-project.org [mailto:r-help-boun...@r-project.org] On
> Behalf Of Alexander
> Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 1:43 AM
> To: r-help@r-project.org
> Subject: [R] working on a vector with named elements - unname
>
> Hi, I am working under R2.11.1 Windows.
> I work with a set of parameters which is save under a vector. I think it is
> easier to understand, which parameter is called in the vector by naming all
> vector elements. For example, we have a vector which the parameters a,b,c,d.
> Is it normal to allow, that there are two elements with the same name? I
> think for lists, it is also possible. If I want to regroup the elements and
> work on them, they always keep their old name. Event if I attribute to a new
> name, the new name and the old name merge (lign3)
>
> v<-c("a"=3,"a"=4,"c"=5,"d"=6)
> v["a"] #output 3
> c("n"=v["a"]+v["c"],"n1"=v["d"]*3) # "n.a"=8 "n1.d"=18
>
> Is there any better solution/datatype to this ?
>
> c("n"=unname(v["a"])+unname(v["c"]),"n1"=unname(v["d"])*3) # "n"=8 "n1"=18
>
> Thanks a lot
>
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