I don't really understand the premise. Any function F with '...' as a formal
argument can pass '...' to another function G. The actual arguments matching
'...' in the call to F will be matched to the formal arguments of G. So the
the maintainer of F may want to alert the user of F to the existe
Hi,
I agree that showing that there are other methods might help.
The print.function method could be modified to add this in addition to
print.default output.
But I guess (new) users would check the help page with ?as.data.frame and
not print the method or use args() (if they don't check with the
