Thank you for the comment. I don�t like the vertical sprawl either, but I
assumed for the examples that the variable names were supposed to be very long
or were stand-ins for complicated sub-expressions. Sometimes it�s better to put
sub-expression results into temporary variables (and possibly u
Good catch! I also misread it, and I think most people would. If I wanted to
write confusing documentation then I could play similar games with 'mode' and
'length'.
Regards,
Jorgen Harmse.
> test <- c(TRUE,FALSE,FALSE)
> attr(test,'class') <- 'foo' # probably a bad idea, but I want to see wh
I agree that the documentation should be clarified. Moreover, my last example
shows that the class can be different even when no mode coercion is required. I
don't know enough about S3 & S4 to comment on your last point.
Regards,
Jorgen Harmse.
From: Bert Gunter
Date: Monday, 24October, 2022
Thank you. I knew it had nothing to do with the choice of environment, but I
thought I had seen such unwrapped code working in files in a previous version.
Maybe I misremembered. Incidentally, there is nothing special about braces:
anything that makes the statement incomplete will do.
Regards,
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