asSepList | R Documentation |
asSepList
allows reorganizing list into separate numeric vectors. For example, matrixes or data.frames will be split into separate columns
(differnt to partUnlist
which maintains the original structure). This function also works with lists of lists.
This function may be helpful for reorganizing data for plots.
asSepList( y, asNumeric = TRUE, minLen = 4, exclElem = NULL, fxArg = NULL, silent = FALSE, callFrom = NULL, debug = FALSE )
y |
list to be separated/split in vectors |
asNumeric |
(logical) to transform all list-elements in simple numeric vectors (won't work if some entries are character) |
minLen |
(integer) min length (or number of rows), as add'l element to eliminate arguments given without names when asSepList is called in vioplot2 |
exclElem |
(character) optinal names to exclude if any (lazy matching) matches (to exclude other arguments be misinterpreted as data) |
fxArg |
depreciated, replaced by |
silent |
(logical) suppress messages |
callFrom |
(character) allow easier tracking of messages produced |
debug |
(logical) display additional messages for debugging |
This function returns a list, partially unlisted to vectors
partUnlist
, unlist
bb <- list(fa=gl(2,2), c=31:33, L2=matrix(21:28,nc=2), li=list(li1=11:14, li2=data.frame(41:44))) asSepList(bb) ## multi data-frame examples ca <- data.frame(a=11:15, b=21:25, c=31:35) cb <- data.frame(a=51:53, b=61:63) cc <- list(gl(3,2), ca, cb, 91:94, short=81:82, letters[1:5]) asSepList(cc) cd <- list(e1=gl(3,2), e2=ca, e3=cb, e4=91:94, short=81:82, e6=letters[1:5]) asSepList(cd)
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