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#' Make all names in data.frame lower case
#'
#' Tests are also performed so that all column names will stay unique!
#'
#' @param df A data.frame, possibly with some names with capital letters
#' @return \code{df} is returned unchanged, except that capital letters in names are changed to lower case.
#' @export
#' @examples
#' df <- data.frame(Hello = 1:10, World = 1:10)
#' lownames(df)
lownames <-
function(df)
{
new_names <- tolower(names(df))
double_names <- names(df)[duplicated(new_names)]
new_double_names <- paste0(new_names[duplicated(new_names)], "_rename_to_avoid_duplicated_names")
names(df) <- new_names
names(df)[duplicated(new_names)] <- new_double_names
## Non unique names are suffixed with 2 and warning given
## This happens even if there were duplicated names already from the beginning
if (anyDuplicated(new_names) != 0) {
warning(
"Variable(s) \"", paste(double_names, collapse = "\", \""),
"\" yields non unique names when simply renamed with lower case ",
" and are therefore named \"",
paste(new_double_names, collapse = "\", \""), "\"")
}
df
}
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