Henrik Bengtsson wrote:
For me a generic function should be fully generic in the sense that
there are no requirements of arguments agreement (and therefore it
should not be documented as a reply to Smyth's thread).
Duncan Murdoch answered:
I don't agree. A generic function has a meaning. Often
Thanks for your reply.
I'm trying to generalize the MASS function stepAIC to study the
effects of hierarchy for both interactions and parabolic terms. I
include a new argument 'hierarchy = c(include, exclude, ignore)'
being a 2-vector, with the first component for interaction and the
second
Full_Name: j utans
Version: 1.6.2
OS: NT
Submission from: (NULL) (195.102.198.206)
unz() always fails to open a connection to files in zip archives on NT.
It looks like unz_open in dounzip.c always returns FALSE, should the
last line be return TRUE;
The OS X configure in R-devel has been changed to use two-level
namespaces. There
are still some problems.
1. Trunmed.c in the modreg packages defines a function heapsort(),
while heapsort
is also defined (differently) in /usr/lib/stdlib.h. I (temporarily)
disabled the
definition in stdlib.h.
