Fred J. wrote:
> Hello
>
> getdata <- function(p){
> fname <- NULL; dl <- list()#build the sturcture
> builddl <- function(q,s){
> fname <<- c(fname,s) #where "s" is a string
> dl <<- list( dl, dt2)
"Fred J." alias "phddas", you are really not going to use
<<- here,
please read the manuals.
> }
> list(names = fname, data = dl)
> }
> data <- getdata("c:\somepath")
This won't work, please read the R for Windows FAQs.
>
>>data
>
> $names
> [1] "fname"
>
> $data
> $data[[1]] <--- since there is no [[1]] how can I
> stop
It's just a matter of printing the list, in one list elements are named,
in the other elements are unnamed.
> list() <--- this from happening?
What are you going to stop???
I guess some kind souls on this list would be happy to help, but you
need to specify your problem precisely enough! In this case, I don't
understand your problem, and I even do not understand your question.
Let me cite the last line of all R-help messages:
"PLEASE do read the posting guide!
http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html".
Uwe Ligges
> $data[[2]]
> ... lists all rows and cols here
>
> thanks
>
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