read_conc: Read a concordance from a file

In mclm: Mastering Corpus Linguistics Methods

Read a concordance from a file

Description

This function reads concordance-based data frames that are written to file with the function write_conc().

Usage

read_conc(
  file,
  sep = "\t",
  file_encoding = "UTF-8",
  stringsAsFactors = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

file	Name of the input file.
sep	Field separator used in the input file.
file_encoding	Encoding of the input file.
stringsAsFactors	Logical. Whether character data should automatically be converted to factors. It applies to all columns except for "source", "left", "match" and "right", which are never converted.
...	Additional arguments, not implemented.

Value

Object of class conc.

See Also

import_conc() for reading files not generated with write_conc().

Other reading functions: read_assoc(), read_fnames(), read_freqlist(), read_tokens(), read_txt(), read_types()

Examples

(d <- conc('A very small corpus.', '\\w+', as_text = TRUE))

write_conc(d, "example_data.tab")
(d2 <- read_conc("example_data.tab"))

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