...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...too badly . Joe was kind enough to allow me to release the source with no strings attached (since it is based on his code) but since the project was such a marathon I am placing a couple of very minor conditions on the use of this code: This code may be used in compiled form in any way you desi...

...nguage just didn't support them. There were no templates, they invented a string class, they invented list classes, they designed their own run time type identification, etc. Encapsulates 20 years of Office and Windows evolution, which includes a whole crap load of stuff you will probably never use...

... ?max shows you that there is an extra parameter na.rm that you can set to TRUE. Apart from that, if you really want to remove the NAs, just use something like: myvec[!is.na(myvec)] ...

...; there is no slimmer general solution (torazaburo's solution removes from extra verbage, but the essential problem -- that all property names have to be written twice -- means it doesn't scale any better than your solution). My solution at least scales well...right the pick function once, and you ...

... Fantastic, that requires no extra setup. I notice <Esc> b and <Esc> f also work for jumping back or forwards one word. – joeytwiddle Feb 3 '15 at 9:31 ...

...en if you move the mouse a tiny bit while clicking, this will say drag. An extra scope like other comments are saying may be needed here. – ChiMo Oct 18 '16 at 5:37 1 ...