> -----Original Message-----
> Here's the relevant portion of the as.table Help file:
But ... is an argument to table(), not to as.table; this part of the help file
is not referring to as.table.
The first argument to as.table is x, which is an 'arbitrary R object'. as.table
is a generic; it depends on the existence of a method for the object in
question.
On looking at the code, as.table.default does not include handling for a data
frame; only for tables and for things that are either arrays or numeric. Data
frames are none of those things, so as.table says it can;t handle them.
The help file doesn't say what as.table doesn't do, perhaps because the list
would be quite long. It would have headed off this post, though, if it
mentioned that the default method accepted only a table, array, or numeric.
S Ellison
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