char_to_factor: Converts Characters to Factors in an Object
In Kmisc: Kevin Miscellaneous
View source: R/RcppExports.R
View source: R/misc.R
Description
Converts characters to factors in an object. Leaves
non-factor elements untouched.
Usage
1
char_to_factor(X, inplace = FALSE, ...)
Arguments
X
an object.
inplace
boolean; if TRUE the object is
modified in place. Useful if you're modifying a list and
don't want to force a copy, but be wary of other symbols
pointing as the same data.
...
Ignored.
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View source: R/RcppExports.R View source: R/misc.R
Description
Converts characters to factors in an object. Leaves non-factor elements untouched.
Usage
1 | char_to_factor(X, inplace = FALSE, ...)
|
Arguments
X |
an object. |
inplace |
boolean; if |
... |
Ignored. |
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