View source: R/get_german_umlauts.R
get_german_umlauts | R Documentation |
I often need German umlauts in reporting. So I need either a UTF-8 or LaTeX representation.
get_german_umlauts(
which = NULL,
type = c("utf-8", "latex"),
strip_names = TRUE
)
which |
A character vector specifying a subset of the result vector. |
type |
UTF-8 or LaTeX? |
strip_names |
Return an unnamed vector? |
A (possibly named) vector of UTF-8 representations of german umlauts.
Other German umlaut converters:
convert_umlauts_to_ascii()
,
convert_umlauts_to_tex()
get_german_umlauts()
get_german_umlauts(type = "latex")
get_german_umlauts(strip_names = FALSE)
get_german_umlauts(which = c("sz", "Ae"))
try(get_german_umlauts(which = c("sz", "foo", "Ae", "bar")))
paste0("Cologne is K", get_german_umlauts("oe"), "ln. In LaTeX it's K",
get_german_umlauts("oe", "latex"), "ln")
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