See strex::str_nth_number_after_mth()
.
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string,
pattern,
n,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_nth_number_after_mth(
string,
pattern,
n,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
nth_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
n,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
nth_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
n,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
first_number_after_mth(
string,
pattern,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
last_number_after_mth(
string,
pattern,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
first_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
first_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
last_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
last_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_nth_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
n,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_nth_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
n,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_first_number_after_mth(
string,
pattern,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_last_number_after_mth(
string,
pattern,
m,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_first_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_first_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_last_number_after_first(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
str_last_number_after_last(
string,
pattern,
decimals = FALSE,
leading_decimals = decimals,
negs = FALSE,
sci = FALSE,
commas = FALSE,
leave_as_string = FALSE
)
|
string |
A character vector. |
pattern |
The pattern to look for. The default interpretation is a regular expression, as described in stringi::about_search_regex. To match a without regular expression (i.e. as a human would), use
coll(). For details see |
n |
Vectors of integerish values. Must be either length 1 or have
length equal to the length of |
m |
Vectors of integerish values. Must be either length 1 or have
length equal to the length of |
decimals |
Do you want to include the possibility of decimal numbers
( |
leading_decimals |
Do you want to allow a leading decimal point to be the start of a number? |
negs |
Do you want to allow negative numbers? Note that double negatives are not handled here (see the examples). |
sci |
Make the search aware of scientific notation e.g. 2e3 is the same as 2000. |
commas |
Allow comma separators in numbers (i.e. interpret 1,100 as a single number (one thousand one hundred) rather than two numbers (one and one hundred)). |
leave_as_string |
Do you want to return the number as a string ( |
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