Names: Dataset Names as a Character Vector, Always
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Dataset Names as a Character Vector, Always
Description
A convenience function using either character vectors or numeric vectors to
specify a subset of names of a data.frame.
Usage
Names(data, invec)
Arguments
data
The input data.frame.
invec
The names you want.
Value
A character vector of the desired names.
Author(s)
Ananda Mahto
Examples
mydf <- data.frame(a = 1:2, b = 3:4, c = 5:6)
splitstackshape:::Names(mydf, c("a", "c"))
splitstackshape:::Names(mydf, c(1, 3))
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View source: R/splitstackshape_helper_functions.R
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Dataset Names as a Character Vector, Always
Description
A convenience function using either character vectors or numeric vectors to
specify a subset of names of a data.frame.
Usage
Names(data, invec)
Arguments
data |
The input |
invec |
The |
Value
A character vector of the desired names.
Author(s)
Ananda Mahto
Examples
mydf <- data.frame(a = 1:2, b = 3:4, c = 5:6)
splitstackshape:::Names(mydf, c("a", "c"))
splitstackshape:::Names(mydf, c(1, 3))
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