Martin Morgan wrote:
But both 'new' and 'as' appear to produce invalid (in a different
sense, I guess) objects:
setClass(snp, contains=raw,
+ validity=function(object) {
+ if (length(object) 1) too short
+ else TRUE
+ })
Well, you _have_
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bjørn-Helge Mevik) writes:
Martin Morgan wrote:
But both 'new' and 'as' appear to produce invalid (in a different
sense, I guess) objects:
setClass(snp, contains=raw,
+ validity=function(object) {
+ if (length(object) 1) too short
+
Most of your problems seem related to assigning an S4 class to an
arbitrary object--a really bad idea, since it can produce invalid objects.
Objects from S4 classes are created by calling the function new(), and
in principal _only_ by calling that function. Objects from one class
are coerced
John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Most of your problems seem related to assigning an S4 class to an
arbitrary object--a really bad idea, since it can produce invalid objects.
Objects from S4 classes are created by calling the function new(), and
in principal _only_ by calling that
Hi,
(somebody would probably yell at me for not checking 2.6.0rc,
for which I can only apologize...)
Our R package (snpMatrix in
http://www-gene.cimr.cam.ac.uk/clayton/software/) is broken rather badly
in 2.6.0 ; I have fixed most of it now so a new release is imminent;
but I'd like to mention
