R help - Nov 2007 - No quote

Hello,

I define a dataframe named "Price" first and there are other
dataframes as
well. Then I built an array named "code" containing all the dataframe
name.
So If I call code[1], it is "Price". 

Basicly, I would like to call the datafram with reference to the
array"code".e,g, If I want to call dataframe
"Prices", I use sth containing code[1]. It may sounds unnecessary in
this
special case. But as I have some 
interaction work to do with an exsiting project and this is what I want to
achieve.

I try to use the noquote function on "code", and it returns sth as
following:
[1]  Prices  Rates  OtherVariables...
Then I call noquote(code)[1], it gets 
[1] tblPrices

How can I get rid of the [1]? Could anyone give me some advice? many thanks
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get(code[1])

On Nov 30, 2007 7:26 AM, livia <yn19832 at msn.com>
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I define a dataframe named "Price" first and there are other
dataframes as
> well. Then I built an array named "code" containing all the
dataframe name.
> So If I call code[1], it is "Price".
>
> Basicly, I would like to call the datafram with reference to the
> array"code".e,g, If I want to call dataframe
> "Prices", I use sth containing code[1]. It may sounds unnecessary
in this
> special case. But as I have some
> interaction work to do with an exsiting project and this is what I want to
> achieve.
>
> Could anyone give me some advice? many thanks
> --
> View this message in context:
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