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> dput(object())
object()
> dput(object('foo'))
object()
This will require a more careful approach; the S4 bit can be set on non-S4SXP types too.
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OBJSXPas an alias forS4SXPdput()andprint()do something sensible on anOBJSXPwhen the S4 bit is not settypeof()returns"object"on anOBJSXPif the S4 bit is unset.Internal(inspect(x))printsOBJSXPinstead ofS4SXPif the S4 bit is unsetAlso, this PR adds aThe code for the constructor is commented out, since it's not clear if this is a good thing to add to base R presently.base::object()constructor that returns anOBJSXPwith the S4 bit unset. This is mainly for testing and experimentation purposes, and I'm not currently thinking it should be added to base R.