merge_types: Merge 'types' objects

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Merge 'types' objects

Description

These methods merge two or more objects of class types.

Usage

types_merge(x, y, sort = FALSE)

types_merge_all(..., sort = FALSE)

Arguments

x, y	An object of class types.
sort	Logical. Should the results be sorted.
...	Either objects of the class types or lists containing such objects.

Value

An object of the class types.

Functions

• types_merge(): Merge two types

• types_merge_all(): Merge multiple types

Examples

(tps1 <- as_types(c("a", "simple", "simple", "example")))
(tps2 <- as_types(c("with", "a", "few", "words")))
(tps3 <- as_types(c("just", "for", "testing")))
types_merge(tps1, tps2)       # always removes duplicates, but doesn't sort
sort(types_merge(tps1, tps2)) # same, but with sorting
types_merge_all(tps1, tps2, tps3)
types_merge_all(list(tps1, tps2, tps3))

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