Hi, On Tuesday 04 January 2011, Eduardo de Oliveira Horta wrote: > > B = 1000 > > oblist = as.list(.GlobalEnv)
the problem appears to be our use of "active bindings" (see ?makeActiveBinding). Internally, RKWard replaces all objects inside .GlobalEnv by active bindings. This allows us to find out, when the objects get modified. For almost all purposes, these active bindings behave just like the regular object, but apparently, as.list() copies the accessor functions, instead. I do wonder whether that is the expected behavior of as.list()... Either way, RKWard will probably switch to a different strategy for detecting when objects get modified, in the not-too-distant future. The problem should go away, then. Meanwhile, perhaps you can work around the problem using code like this: oblist <- sapply (ls (all.names=TRUE), function (x) get (x), simplify=FALSE) Regards Thomas
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