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ExtractHashtagInfo <-
function(df) {
# For each tweet, extract ANY hashtags that a user has used:
df$hashtags_used <- sapply(df$text, function(tweet)
# OLD WAY:
# TrimHead(str_match_all(tweet,"#[[:alnum:]_+]*")[[1]])
# NEW WAY:
# This matches hashtags, but not if the hashtag is "cut off" at the end
# of the tweet text, denoted by a 'trailing ellipsis' character.
# This avoids the problem of picking up erroneous hashtags that are cut off,
# e.g. "#ausp..." when it should be "#auspol"
# horizontalEllipsis <- "\u2026"
# horizontalEllipsisFixed <- stri_unescape_unicode(horizontalEllipsis)
# patternRegex <- paste0("#[^#\\s]+(?!\\\u2026)\\b")
# TrimHead(str_match_all(tweet,paste0("#[[:alnum:]_+^",horizontalEllipsis,"$]*"))[[1]])
regmatches(tweet, gregexpr("#[^#\\s]+(?!\u2026)\\b", tweet, perl=T))
)
return(df)
}
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