"..."
and, when bound to that name, given special
dispensation by the R interpreter when appearing in the argument
list of a call. Dots objects are normally opaque to R code, and
usually don't explicitly appear in user code, but you can obtain a
...
inside of R by using get("...")
.
dots_unpack(...)
unpack(x)
dots_unpack(...)
. Technically this creates a copy of the
dots list, but it should have identical effect.dots
object....
, and columns: