On 14 January 2015 at 15:00, Louis Aslett wrote:
| Sorry hit send prematurely
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| Just for the list record I think I've figured this out. It turns out
| that there is an S4 approach to this now, whereby one actually sets
Sweet, and well done.
I had meant to reply and suggest something li
Sorry hit send prematurely
Just for the list record I think I've figured this out. It turns out
that there is an S4 approach to this now, whereby one actually sets
appropriate methods for the rbind2 and cbind2 functions in the methods
package and then call:
methods:::bind_activation(on = TR
Just for the list record I think I've figured this out. It turns out
that there is an S4 approach to this now, whereby one actually sets
appropriate methods for the rbind2 and cbind2 functions in the methods
package and then call:
On 12 January 2015 at 13:44, Louis Aslett wrote:
> I've encounte
I've encountered a problem when trying to perform S3 method dispatch
for rbind() with an Rcpp module I've written. Obviously Rcpp modules
are S4, but as per many Google-able discussions, rbind/cbind can't
support S4 method dispatch due to the first argument being a
dot-dot-dot one, so S3 on the fi
