-Original Message-
Reserved words outside quotes are always parsed to be
references to the objects linked to in the 'Description', and
hence they are not allowed as syntactic names (see
make.names). They are allowed as non-syntactic names, e.g.
inside backtick quotes.
You
Hi,
I have a matrix whose columns are named as in and out. Then I coerce
it to be a data.frame. However the system seems to forbid me from using the
name in, but I am not aware of it until I call it by the dollar sign $.
Is there something R should remind me but it does not?
Is there any
Hello,
in is a reserved word.
?Reserved
Hope this clarifies,
Pascal
2013/7/11 jpm miao miao...@gmail.com
Hi,
I have a matrix whose columns are named as in and out. Then I coerce
it to be a data.frame. However the system seems to forbid me from using the
name in, but I am not aware
Just wonder why R does not remind me so when I use it as a dimname...
2013/7/11 Pascal Oettli kri...@ymail.com
Hello,
in is a reserved word.
?Reserved
Hope this clarifies,
Pascal
2013/7/11 jpm miao miao...@gmail.com
Hi,
I have a matrix whose columns are named as in and out.
Hello,
You can offer your help to develop a built-in function designed to
internally check the use of reserved words.
Or, citing the help page:
Reserved words outside quotes are always parsed to be references to the
objects linked to in the Description, and hence they are not allowed as
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