lists -- "vector" etc. [ is.vector(..., "double") ]

"Jim" == Jim Lindsey <jlindsey at alpha.luc.ac.be> writes:

MM> # "numeric"
    MM> 
    MM> typeof(c(23,42)) or storage.mode(c(23,42)) both give "double"
    MM> 
    MM> [which is compatible to S 3 (S+ 3.x, 4.x) but not S 4 (S+ 5.0++)
    MM> which now uses integer for integer literals]
    MM> 
    Jim> is.vector(c(23,42),mode="numeric")
    MM> FALSE
    MM> 
    MM> This *is* a bug, [and not the only with is.vector/as.vector, see
    MM> above].

    Jim> That was the point of my message.

    MM> However,
    MM> > is.vector(c(23,42),mode="numeric")
    MM> TRUE


    Jim> I don't follow this. That line is identical to mine.

oops, this was my cut-and-paste  typo.

I meant

    > is.vector(c(23,42),mode="double")
			       ^^^^^^ (not "numeric")
    TRUE

-- Martin
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