The answer is:
sapply(mlist, length)
to the question :
>>>>> "Benjamin" == Benjamin Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> on Fri, 19 May 2006 12:09:43 +0200 writes:
Benjamin> Hi, is there some elegant way to determine the
Benjamin> number of components stored in each list element?
Benjamin> Example:
Benjamin> The list: ---------
>> list
Benjamin> $Elem1 [1] A B C
Benjamin> $Elem1 [1] D
Benjamin> $Elem1 [1] E F
Benjamin> Then normal command "length(list)" would return
Benjamin> 3. But I would like some command return the array
Benjamin> of the single element lengths like
Benjamin> [1] 3 1 2
Benjamin> so I can afterwards get my list subset with only
Benjamin> entries which have a certain amount of components
Benjamin> bigger or lower than a certain threshold.
Benjamin> regards
Benjamin> Benjamin
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