Hi R users, I really want to know what exactly ".[foo]" means. Thanks in advance. -Simon [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
It doesn't mean anything out of context.
Would you care to elaborate on precisely what is puzzling you?
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Hi R users,
I really want to know what exactly ".[foo]" means.
Thanks in advance. -Simon
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It's a place holder. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo HTH KJ "Simon Tian" <simon.yt at gmail.com> wrote in message news:2119d1440908012150j373bfaf5v9d498bded94fff1 at mail.gmail.com...> Hi R users, > > I really want to know what exactly ".[foo]" means. > > Thanks in advance. -Simon > > [[alternative HTML version deleted]] >
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