> env.lst <- lapply(1:5, new.env)
>
> seems to work just fine
ok, as far as I understand I would create 5 new environments by this.
But how do I access and change the environment?
What is the name of the environment?
Here is a more concrete example and the general problem:
source('functions1.R')
source('functions2.R')
now functions1.R and functions2.R contain function definitions with the same
function-names.
So as soon as I execute source('functions2.R'), I overwrite the function
definitions already imported by source('functions1.R').
How can I avoid this?
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