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...then read a message on standard input and mail it to the recipient. so I have not clear how to make it use mutt as I want. Is it OK to say --mail 'mutt me at home.account -a compressed_log_file -s "here are your log files"' or will logrotate send the log in the email _body_? I will check myself the first time logrotate runs, but I thought it would be nice to know if others are already usign mutt with logrotate and document here on the list the whole setup. Thanks, M.

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Hi, while playing with the `methods' package I was not able to find what the recommended way of dealing with the following problem is. Suppose there is a generic function `foo' and two functions `foo.default' and `foo.formula', in the classical way: foo <- function(y, ...) UseMethod("foo") foo.default <- function(y, ...) {} foo.formula <- function(formula,

I have some questions about S4 style methods and generics. First of all, is there any way of using default values for arguments in the generics/methods? My own experiments show that such arguments are always ignored. The green book seems to be silent on this matter. The second question is about using a non-trivial function body for generics. Page 351 of the green book gives an example of this

...then read a message on standard input and mail it to the recipient. so I have not clear how to make it use mutt as I want. Is it OK to say --mail 'mutt me at home.account -a compressed_log_file -s "here are your log files"' or will logrotate send the log in the email _body_? I will check myself the first time logrotate runs, but I thought it would be nice to know if others are already usign mutt with logrotate and document here on the list the whole setup. Thanks, M. ------------------------------ Message: 11 Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2006 17:15:24 +0530 From: Kingsly...