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By default the constructor uses A, B, etc. for the names of dimensions. AFAICT there is no way to avoid having a name at all. Would it be possible to use nothing for this? Currently it's accepted, but it still prints nothing:
Maybe this could even be the default, as it doesn't sound very useful to generate arbitrary names. FWIW, R doesn't print anything when dimension names are NULL.
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By default the constructor uses A, B, etc. for the names of dimensions. AFAICT there is no way to avoid having a name at all. Would it be possible to use
nothing
for this? Currently it's accepted, but it still printsnothing
:Maybe this could even be the default, as it doesn't sound very useful to generate arbitrary names. FWIW, R doesn't print anything when dimension names are
NULL
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: