John Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yes, that's why showMethods() has the option includeDefs=TRUE to > include the definitions. There are other options to look at multiple > functions or specific classes. Look at ?showMethods
A feature request: it would be useful in the context of attempting to build documentation helper tools to have a return value that was more structured than what printTo=FALSE provides. > And no, it's not a bug in getMethods(), which was never intended for > human-readable output, but a side-effect of the changes for faster > caching and dispatch in 2.4.0. With the use of environments in place > of the methods list objects (returned by getMethods()), getMethods() > will probably be deprecated in the next version. I was expecting a different result based on the first sentence in the doc describing getMethods: The function 'getMethods' returns all the methods for a particular generic (in the form of a generic function with the methods information in its environment). Hence, it surprises me that not all methods are returned. Reading on I now see: ... is not intended to be called directly. So I guess I got what I deserve ;-) + seth ______________________________________________ R-devel@r-project.org mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-devel