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To get a character representation of an mpoly object it seems one has to use x <- print(...). I think the way it should work is that there should be a format and/or as.character method and then users can use that so they don't have to use print to convert to a character representation. print can then internally use as.character or format.
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To get a character representation of an mpoly object it seems one has to use
x <- print(...)
. I think the way it should work is that there should be aformat
and/oras.character
method and then users can use that so they don't have to useprint
to convert to a character representation.print
can then internally useas.character
orformat
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: