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The by function from base R has its own special output class, "by", which comes with a special print format. For ease of putting the results into tables, I'd really like to arrange the results of "by" as a data frame with columns indicating the levels of the factors used to subset:

b <- by(mtcars$mpg, list(mtcars$vs, mtcars$am), function(x) c(length(x), mean(x)))
some_reformatting_function(b)
#  am vs length     mean
#1  0  0     12 15.05000
#2  0  1      7 20.74286
#3  1  0      6 19.75000
#4  1  1      7 28.37143

When the FUN argument to by is of length one, I can hack this together by forcing the class of b to be numeric, then melting. But when FUN retus a longer vector, this approach doesn't work. Any suggestions?

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