There is one other problem with the coercion to data.frame.
terms.formula does not actually use the data contents, I think, so if it
did not coerce to a data frame it could handle unequal length
data in lists too.
On 09 May 2005 19:37:25 +0200, Peter Dalgaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gabor Gro
Gabor Grothendieck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 'lm' gives an error when using variables with spaces in them
> in certain cases (but not all):
>
> my.list <- list(`a 1` = 1:4, `a 2` = 11:14)
> lm(`a 1` ~ ., my.list) # Error : Object "a.1" not found
>
> # The following work ok so it
'lm' gives an error when using variables with spaces in them
in certain cases (but not all):
my.list <- list(`a 1` = 1:4, `a 2` = 11:14)
lm(`a 1` ~ ., my.list) # Error : Object "a.1" not found
# The following work ok so it does work in many cases:
lm(`a 1` ~ ., as.data.fr
