Funny warning message

"John" == John Logsdon <j.logsdon at lancaster.ac.uk> writes:

    John> So, as an entry to the wish-list, since R handles it
    John> correctly, wouldn't it be better to suppress the
    John> warning message - via an option statement.  After all
    John> t() is clearly different to t[ ] or t so the context
    John> should be able to determine what is really wanted.

As it was doing, of course.  All you were getting was a warning
message, which to my mind is not a bad idea.  If you did use t
for a function name (and if you use it as a variable name, why
not a function?) you would probably find that some vital system
function was suddenly and mysteriously broken.