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man/data.table.Rd

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ data.table(\dots, keep.rownames=FALSE, check.names=FALSE, key=NULL, stringsAsFac
 
     The expression \code{.()} is a \emph{shorthand} alias to \code{list()}; they both mean the same. (An exception is made for the use of \code{.()} within a call to \code{\link{bquote}}, where \code{.()} is left unchanged.)
 
-    When \code{j} is a vector of column names or positions to select (as in \code{data.frame}). There is no need to use \code{with=FALSE} anymore. Note that \code{with=FALSE} is still necessary when using a logical vector with length \code{ncol(x)} to include/exclude columns. Note: if a logical vector with length \code{k < ncol(x)} is passed, it will be filled to length \code{ncol(x)} with \code{FALSE}, which is different from \code{data.frame}, where the vector is recycled.
+    When \code{j} is a vector of column names or positions to select (as in \code{data.frame}), there is no need to use \code{with=FALSE}. Note that \code{with=FALSE} is still necessary when using a logical vector with length \code{ncol(x)} to include/exclude columns. Note: if a logical vector with length \code{k < ncol(x)} is passed, it will be filled to length \code{ncol(x)} with \code{FALSE}, which is different from \code{data.frame}, where the vector is recycled.
 
     \emph{Advanced:} \code{j} also allows the use of special \emph{read-only} symbols: \code{\link{.SD}}, \code{\link{.N}}, \code{\link{.I}}, \code{\link{.GRP}}, \code{\link{.BY}}. See \code{\link{special-symbols}} and the Examples below for more.