Prof Brian Ripley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What are you trying to do with this? Assignment (<-) is not a function,
> and the language grammar does not convert a <- b into "<-"(a, b) (as it
> would with the binary operator functions). You could call it that way,
> and then it will probably work.
Eh? Are you sure about that???
> quote("<-"(a,b))
a <- b
> e <- quote(a<-b)
> e[[1]]
<-
> e[[2]]
a
> e[[3]]
b
> "<-"<-get("+") # Don't try this at home, kids...
> 2<-2
[1] 4
> rm("<-")
> 2<-2
Error in 2 <- 2 : invalid (do_set) left-hand side to assignment
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