Gabe,
I agree that
If by standard you mean commonly used/understood, though, I doubt
> most R users would understand a list to be a vector. I think most people
> think of atomic vectors exclusively when they hear "vector" unless they've
> very specifically been trained not to do so.
However, a common way to create lists is by a construct like
'vector("list", n)'. Also, 'is.vector' reports TRUE for lists (but FALSE
for many other vectors). This causes quite a bit of confusion, unless
everyone understands the different 'vector' concepts, embedded in R.
Cheers,
Ott
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