my_abind: Bind arrays together, based on their dimension names.
In LAJordanger/leanRcoding: Leaner R Coding

This function is a wrapper for abind that binds a bunch of arrays together after an inspection of their dimension-names (it will crash if the the arrays have no named dimensions. As this is a wrapper for abind, it will be slightly slower, but the effect is tiny for large arrays and it simplifies the writing of the code in other functions.

1	my_abind(..., .list = FALSE, .list_new.dnn = "..NEW..")

`...`	A sequence of disjoint arrays (or `NULL`s, that will be ignored) that we want to put together into a larger array. The arrays must have the same number of dimensions with properly named dimension names. The dimension names of these arrays must pairwise have empty intersections. It is also possible to give a list of arrays, in which case the other two arguments are needed too.
`.list`	Logical value, default `FALSE`, that can be used to feed a list of arrays into the function. The list does not need names if the arrays have non-overlapping dimension-names. It is allowed to have a list where all the dimension-names are identical, but in this case the list must have unique names that can be used to adjust the dimension-names of the arrays in it.
`.list_new.dnn`	A character string, default `"..NEW.."`, that will be used as the name of the new dimension when a list of arrays must have its dimension-names adjusted, cf. discussion related to the `.list`-argument.