(R-lang.info)Concept Index


Concept Index
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#line: Directives. (line 6)
.Internal: Builtin objects and special forms.
.Primitive: Builtin objects and special forms.
argument: Function objects. (line 10)
argument <1>: Syntax and examples. (line 13)
argument, default values: Arguments. (line 11)
assignment: Function objects. (line 33)
assignment <1>: Function calls. (line 30)
assignment <2>: Operators. (line 85)
assignment <3>: Subset assignment. (line 6)
assignment <4>: Global environment. (line 6)
assignment <5>: Argument evaluation. (line 27)
assignment <6>: Scope. (line 25)
assignment <7>: UseMethod. (line 32)
assignment <8>: UseMethod. (line 59)
assignment <9>: More on evaluation. (line 34)
assignment <10>: Manipulation of function calls.
assignment <11>: Infix and prefix operators.
assignment <12>: Infix and prefix operators.
atomic: Vector objects. (line 10)
attributes: Attributes. (line 6)
binding: Scope. (line 12)
binding <1>: Scope. (line 18)
call: Language objects. (line 7)
call stack: Stacks. (line 21)
coercion: Objects. (line 76)
coercion <1>: Symbol objects. (line 11)
coercion <2>: Any-type. (line 8)
coercion <3>: Classes. (line 15)
coercion <4>: NA handling. (line 30)
comments: Comments. (line 6)
complex assignment: Subset assignment. (line 6)
environment: Function objects. (line 8)
environment <1>: Function objects. (line 22)
environment <2>: Promise objects. (line 7)
environment <3>: Environment objects. (line 6)
environment <4>: Control structures. (line 50)
environment <5>: Global environment. (line 6)
environment <6>: Lexical environment. (line 6)
environment <7>: Stacks. (line 16)
environment <8>: Search path. (line 6)
environment <9>: Evaluation environment.
environment <10>: Argument evaluation. (line 30)
environment <11>: Argument evaluation. (line 52)
environment <12>: Scope. (line 29)
environment <13>: UseMethod. (line 14)
environment <14>: UseMethod. (line 31)
environment <15>: More on evaluation. (line 8)
environment <16>: Manipulation of functions.
environment <17>: Operating system access.
environment <18>: Debugging. (line 14)
environment <19>: Debugging. (line 38)
environment, evaluation: Lexical environment. (line 21)
environment, evaluation <1>: Lexical environment. (line 26)
environment, evaluation <2>: Argument evaluation. (line 31)
evaluation: Stacks. (line 24)
evaluation <1>: Evaluation environment.
evaluation <2>: Argument evaluation. (line 54)
evaluation <3>: Scope. (line 51)
evaluation <4>: Inheritance. (line 6)
evaluation <5>: UseMethod. (line 12)
evaluation <6>: More on evaluation. (line 6)
evaluation <7>: Manipulation of function calls.
evaluation, argument: Argument evaluation. (line 6)
evaluation, expression: Expression objects. (line 12)
evaluation, expression <1>: Promise objects. (line 14)
evaluation, expression <2>: Arguments. (line 15)
evaluation, lazy: Objects. (line 31)
evaluation, lazy <1>: Substitutions. (line 22)
evaluation, lazy <2>: Substitutions. (line 86)
evaluation, statement: Control structures. (line 8)
evaluation, symbol: Attributes. (line 23)
evaluation, symbol <1>: Symbol lookup. (line 8)
evaluation, symbol <2>: Scope. (line 6)
expression: Introduction. (line 23)
expression <1>: Language objects. (line 7)
expression <2>: Separators. (line 15)
expression object: Expression objects. (line 8)
expression object <1>: Expression objects. (line 15)
frame: Lexical environment. (line 6)
function: Function objects. (line 6)
function <1>: Function objects. (line 22)
function <2>: Function objects. (line 42)
function <3>: Builtin objects and special forms.
function <4>: Builtin objects and special forms.
function <5>: Promise objects. (line 7)
function <6>: Dot-dot-dot. (line 16)
function <7>: Function calls. (line 21)
function <8>: Lexical environment. (line 6)
function <9>: Lexical environment. (line 25)
function <10>: Stacks. (line 6)
function <11>: Writing functions. (line 7)
function <12>: Syntax and examples. (line 6)
function <13>: Syntax and examples. (line 20)
function <14>: Arguments. (line 27)
function <15>: Evaluation environment.
function <16>: Argument matching. (line 11)
function <17>: Argument evaluation. (line 7)
function <18>: Argument evaluation. (line 35)
function <19>: Argument evaluation. (line 46)
function <20>: Argument evaluation. (line 60)
function <21>: Scope. (line 17)
function <22>: Scope. (line 37)
function <23>: Scope. (line 52)
function <24>: Object-oriented programming.
function <25>: Definition. (line 46)
function <26>: Manipulation of function calls.
function <27>: Manipulation of functions.
function <28>: Manipulation of functions.
function <29>: Internal representation.
function <30>: Function calls (expressions).
function <31>: Function definitions.
function argument: Promise objects. (line 7)
function argument <1>: Dot-dot-dot. (line 16)
function arguments: Function calls. (line 21)
function invocation: Function calls. (line 7)
function, accessor: Attributes. (line 12)
function, anonymous: Syntax and examples. (line 22)
function, assignment: Function calls. (line 29)
function, generic: Object-oriented programming.
function, generic <1>: Definition. (line 20)
function, generic <2>: Definition. (line 56)
function, generic <3>: Definition. (line 77)
function, generic <4>: Inheritance. (line 6)
function, generic <5>: Method dispatching. (line 6)
function, generic <6>: Writing methods. (line 6)
function, generic <7>: Writing methods. (line 17)
function, internal: Argument evaluation. (line 60)
function, internal <1>: Group methods. (line 6)
function, modeling: Factors. (line 10)
identifier: Identifiers. (line 6)
index: Vector objects. (line 7)
index <1>: List objects. (line 9)
index <2>: Indexing. (line 23)
index <3>: Indexing by vectors. (line 11)
index <4>: Indexing matrices and arrays.
index <5>: Indexing matrices and arrays.
mode: Objects. (line 57)
mode <1>: Vector objects. (line 10)
mode <2>: Symbol objects. (line 10)
modeling function: Factors. (line 10)
name: Language objects. (line 7)
name <1>: Symbol objects. (line 6)
name <2>: Symbol lookup. (line 6)
name <3>: Propagation of names.
name <4>: Scope of variables. (line 6)
name <5>: Arguments. (line 18)
name <6>: Argument matching. (line 15)
name <7>: Argument evaluation. (line 15)
name <8>: Method dispatching. (line 15)
name <9>: NextMethod. (line 44)
name <10>: Direct manipulation of language objects.
name <11>: Debugging. (line 35)
namespace: Search path. (line 16)
object: Objects. (line 9)
object <1>: Objects. (line 75)
object <2>: Symbol objects. (line 6)
object <3>: Attributes. (line 6)
object <4>: Method dispatching. (line 27)
object-oriented: Object-oriented programming.
object-oriented <1>: Definition. (line 6)
parsing: Language objects. (line 17)
parsing <1>: Symbol objects. (line 12)
parsing <2>: Evaluation of expressions.
parsing <3>: Computing on the language.
parsing <4>: Direct manipulation of language objects.
parsing <5>: Substitutions. (line 68)
parsing <6>: Parser. (line 6)
parsing <7>: Internal representation.
partial matching: Indexing by vectors. (line 35)
promise: Promise objects. (line 6)
scope: Scope of variables. (line 6)
scope <1>: Stacks. (line 14)
scope <2>: Scope. (line 6)
scope <3>: Scope. (line 16)
scope <4>: Scope. (line 63)
scope <5>: More on evaluation. (line 17)
search path: Search path. (line 6)
statement: Language objects. (line 10)
symbol: Symbol objects. (line 6)
symbol <1>: Symbol objects. (line 10)
symbol <2>: Symbol lookup. (line 7)
symbol <3>: Scope. (line 7)
symbol <4>: Substitutions. (line 68)
symbol <5>: Manipulation of function calls.
token: Expression objects. (line 8)
type: Objects. (line 18)
type <1>: Objects. (line 75)
type <2>: Basic types. (line 3)
type <3>: Vector objects. (line 10)
type <4>: Names. (line 12)
type <5>: NA handling. (line 11)
value: Symbol lookup. (line 8)
variable: Objects. (line 6)
vector: Vector objects. (line 6)
vector <1>: Dimensions. (line 13)
vector <2>: Operators. (line 58)

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