Hi again! Just in case someone ends up googling this for the same thing I
did, here is a modification to get around a little problem:
dat1<-data.frame(keys=paste("key",5:1,sep=""),value=1:5)
splitlist <- split(dat1,dat1$keys)
list3<-sapply(splitlist,`[`,2)
names(list3)<-names(splitlist)
list3$key2
[1] 4
Because the list after split is stored in alphabetical order by name, it
reorders things, so you need to use that order when you name it.
Thanks again,
Anne
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