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fastest. If there are too few elements in \code{data} to fill the array,
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fastest. If there are too few elements in \code{data} to fill the array,
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then the elements in \code{data} are recycled. If \code{data} has
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then the elements in \code{data} are recycled. If \code{data} has
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length zero, \code{NA} of an appropriate type is used for atomic
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length zero, \code{NA} of an appropriate type is used for atomic
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vectors (\code{0} for raw vectors) and \code{NULL} for lists.
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vectors (\code{0} for raw vectors) and \code{NULL} for lists.
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In the exceptional case that \code{dims} has length 0, the result will
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be a vector.
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\code{as.array} is a generic function for coercing to arrays. The
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\code{as.array} is a generic function for coercing to arrays. The
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default method does so by attaching a \code{\link{dim}} attribute to
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default method does so by attaching a \code{\link{dim}} attribute to
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it. It also attaches \code{\link{dimnames}} if \code{x} has
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it. It also attaches \code{\link{dimnames}} if \code{x} has
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\code{\link{names}}. The sole purpose of this is to make it possible
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\code{\link{names}}. The sole purpose of this is to make it possible
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to access the \code{dim[names]} attribute at a later time.
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to access the \code{dim[names]} attribute at a later time.
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