jst_clean_page: Clean a character vector of pages
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
View source: R/augmentations.R
Description
This function tries to convert character vectors into integers. This function
should not be called on page ranges.
Usage
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Arguments
page
A character vector for pages.
Value
An integer vector, cleaned and converted from the input vector.
Examples
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jst_clean_page("2")
# anything that is not a digit gets removed
jst_clean_page("A2-")
# a weird format from the American Journal of Sociology is convered correctly
jst_clean_page("AJSv104p126")
# this is done by searching for "p", and if it is found, extracting the
# content after "p".
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/augmentations.R
Description
This function tries to convert character vectors into integers. This function should not be called on page ranges.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
page |
A character vector for pages. |
Value
An integer vector, cleaned and converted from the input vector.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | jst_clean_page("2")
# anything that is not a digit gets removed
jst_clean_page("A2-")
# a weird format from the American Journal of Sociology is convered correctly
jst_clean_page("AJSv104p126")
# this is done by searching for "p", and if it is found, extracting the
# content after "p".
|
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