parseRtfLines: parse a character vector containing RTF strings
In icd9: Tools for Working with ICD-9 Codes, and Finding Comorbidities
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
parse a character vector containing RTF strings
Usage
1
parseRtfLines(lines, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
lines
character vector containing RTF. Encoding?
verbose
single logical value, defaults to FALSE in most functions.
Value
named character vector, with names being the ICD-9 codes, and the
contents being the descriptions from the RTF source. Elsewhere I do this
the other way around, but the tests are now wired for this layout. "Tidy"
data would favour having an un-named two-column data frame.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
parse a character vector containing RTF strings
Usage
1 | parseRtfLines(lines, verbose = FALSE)
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Arguments
lines |
character vector containing RTF. Encoding? |
verbose |
single logical value, defaults to |
Value
named character vector, with names being the ICD-9 codes, and the contents being the descriptions from the RTF source. Elsewhere I do this the other way around, but the tests are now wired for this layout. "Tidy" data would favour having an un-named two-column data frame.
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