And to answer the “What do I read ...?” question
help.search('masked’)
returns quite a few things on my system, and the one you want is
base::conflicts Search for Masked Objects on the Search Path
Then of course
?conflicts
Also, having seen those messages, you can do
find(‘norm’)
find(‘cor’)
-Don
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On 9/24/14, 11:22 AM, "Rich Shepard" <rshep...@appl-ecosys.com> wrote:
> When a library is loaded messages such as these are displayed:
>
>The following object is masked from ʽpackage:baseʼ:
>
> norm
>
>The following object is masked from ʽpackage:NADAʼ:
>
> cor
>
> What do I read to understand just what being masked means?
>
>Rich
>
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