Note that attach() has a return value, so you don't need to use
as.environment() on the name.
Do note more carefully that the attribute you added to env _has_ 'been
dropped', so there is nothing special about package environments here.
You seem to believe that you can (re-)attach an actual envi
Spaces are indeed significant in \alias, and the treatment of leading and
trailing spaces seems undocumented. (Four CRAN package authors have made
assumptions here.)
As far as I can see this comes up in 3 places:
1) Writing AnIndex strips leading but not trailing spaces.
2) get_multi used to c
On 9/18/07, Prof Brian Ripley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Note that attach() has a return value, so you don't need to use
> as.environment() on the name.
>
> Do note more carefully that the attribute you added to env _has_ 'been
> dropped', so there is nothing special about package environments he
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