The as() function does some non-standard stuff, and it appears in this
example to set up methods for coerce() in a way that fools the
disambiguation code (which is newer than the as() code, I think).
Pending a rewrite of as() (not imminent) the Note has been deactivated
for the coerce()
Thanks you.
H.
On 10/02/2012 01:56 PM, John Chambers wrote:
The as() function does some non-standard stuff, and it appears in this
example to set up methods for coerce() in a way that fools the
disambiguation code (which is newer than the as() code, I think).
Pending a rewrite of as() (not
Hi,
In the situation below the note issued by the dispatch algo doesn't
seem right:
setClass(A, representation(stuff=complex))
setAs(ANY, A, function(from) new(A, stuff=as.complex(from)))
as(6, A)
An object of class A
Slot stuff:
[1] 6+0i
as(6L, A)
Note: Method with
