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...al, as the functions will generally rely on it (otherwise it wouldn?t have to be there). But one could consider hiding it in an implicit namespace for the file, for example. 5) S4 methods with same name, for different classes Say I have an S4 class called datasetSingle, and another S4 class called datasetMulti, which gathers up a number of datasetSingle classes, and adds some extra functionality on top. The datasetSingle class may have a method replicates, that returns a named vector assigning replicate number to experiment names of the dataset. But I would also like to have a function with the same name...

...ctions will generally rely on it (otherwise it wouldn?t have to be there). But one could consider hiding it in an implicit namespace for the file, for example. > > 5) S4 methods with same name, for different classes > Say I have an S4 class called datasetSingle, and another S4 class called datasetMulti, which gathers up a number of datasetSingle classes, and adds some extra functionality on top. The datasetSingle class may have a method replicates, that returns a named vector assigning replicate number to experiment names of the dataset. But I would also like to have a function with the same name...

...enerally rely on it (otherwise it wouldn?t have to be there). But one could consider hiding it in an implicit namespace for the file, for example. >> >> 5) S4 methods with same name, for different classes >> Say I have an S4 class called datasetSingle, and another S4 class called datasetMulti, which gathers up a number of datasetSingle classes, and adds some extra functionality on top. The datasetSingle class may have a method replicates, that returns a named vector assigning replicate number to experiment names of the dataset. But I would also like to have a function with the same name...

...ly on it (otherwise it wouldn?t have to be there). But one could consider hiding it in an implicit namespace for the file, for example. >>> >>> 5) S4 methods with same name, for different classes >>> Say I have an S4 class called datasetSingle, and another S4 class called datasetMulti, which gathers up a number of datasetSingle classes, and adds some extra functionality on top. The datasetSingle class may have a method replicates, that returns a named vector assigning replicate number to experiment names of the dataset. But I would also like to have a function with the same name...