I try to use ls.str to return a character object ("at") in an attached data
frame, "folder", like so:
ls.str(pos="folder", pattern="at", envir=as.environment("folder"))
R accepts the command but returns nothing. Does this make sense to anyone?
Actually, what I want is the position (row and column #'s) of the object, and
so
I am really looking for an alternate function. Same sort of problem happens
with mget
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