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  matrix indices must be of the same dimension as \code{x}.
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  matrix indices must be of the same dimension as \code{x}.
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  Replacements are done one column at a time, with multiple type
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  Replacements are done one column at a time, with multiple type
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  coercions possibly taking place.
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  coercions possibly taking place.
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  Both \code{[} and \code{[[} extraction methods partially match row
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  Both \code{[} and \code{[[} extraction methods partially match row
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  names.  By default neither partially match column names, but
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  names.  By default neither partially match column names, but \code{[[}
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  \code{[[} will unless \code{exact = TRUE}.  If you want to do exact
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  will if \code{exact = FALSE} (and with a warning if \code{exact =
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  NA}).  If you want to exact matching on row names use
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  matching on row names use \code{\link{match}} as in the examples.
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  \code{\link{match}}, as in the examples.
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}
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}
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\section{Coercion}{
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\section{Coercion}{
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  The story over when replacement values are coerced is a complicated
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  The story over when replacement values are coerced is a complicated
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  one, and one that has changed during \R's development.  This section
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  one, and one that has changed during \R's development.  This section
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  is a guide only.
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  is a guide only.