From edson.bastos at ig.com.br  Thu Jun  4 14:13:55 2015
From: edson.bastos at ig.com.br (edson.bastos)
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2015 05:13:55 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [Rd] S3 internal and group generics
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I have found the following generics which your function did not inlcude.1]
"as.character.default"  "as.expression.default" "as.list.default"      
"as.name"              [5] "as.pairlist"           "as.single.default"    
"as.symbol"             "body<-"               [9] "kronecker" I used the
following code:base_objs              <-
objects("package:base")base_function        <-
mapply(function(x)ftype(get(x)), base_objs)base_objs_generic <-
base_objs[grep("generic",base_function)]



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