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valueClass = NULL, sealed = FALSE)
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valueClass = NULL, sealed = FALSE)
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removeMethod(f, signature, where)
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removeMethod(f, signature, where)
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\arguments{
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\arguments{
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\item{f}{ A generic function or the character-string name of the function. }
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\item{f}{ A generic function or the character-string name of the
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function. Non-primitive base functions that dispatch internally need
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to be specified by character-string.}
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\item{signature}{ A match of formal argument names for \code{f} with
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\item{signature}{ A match of formal argument names for \code{f} with
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the character-string names of corresponding classes. See the
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the character-string names of corresponding classes. See the
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details below; however, if the signature is not trivial, you should use \code{\link{method.skeleton}} to generate a valid call to \code{setMethod}.}
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details below; however, if the signature is not trivial, you should use \code{\link{method.skeleton}} to generate a valid call to \code{setMethod}.}
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\item{definition}{ A function definition, which will become the method
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\item{definition}{ A function definition, which will become the method
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called when the arguments in a call to \code{f} match the
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called when the arguments in a call to \code{f} match the
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